Document Drafting Practice
Precise, well-researched legal drafting is central to every matter we handle. We provide standalone drafting services for clients who require specific legal documents.
How We Help
- Legal Notices: Notices for breach of contract, recovery of money, property disputes, service matters, and defamation.
- Plaints: Drafting of plaints for civil suits: money recovery, injunction, specific performance, and declaratory suits.
- Written Statements: Comprehensive written statements for defendants in civil proceedings, including detailed admissions, denials, and affirmative defences.
- Interlocutory Applications (IAs): Applications for temporary injunctions, stay orders, receivers, and other interim relief.
- Civil Revision Petitions: Petitions under Section 115 CPC challenging interlocutory orders in civil proceedings.
- Affidavits and Sworn Statements: Affidavits-in-evidence, affidavits of service, and supporting affidavits for court proceedings.
- Writ Petitions: Drafting writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution for High Court filings.
Typical Matters
- Legal notices in contract, property, and employment disputes
- Plaints for civil suits initiating proceedings in subordinate courts
- IAs for temporary injunctions in pending civil suits
- Revision petitions from interlocutory orders of civil courts
- Affidavits and other supporting court documents
- Writ petitions before the High Courts of AP and Telangana
Frequently asked.
1Can you draft a legal notice on my behalf?
Yes. We draft legal notices for breach of contract, demand for payment, property disputes, defamation, and other civil and commercial matters.
2What is an Interlocutory Application (IA) and when is it needed?
An IA is an application made in a pending suit for interim or interlocutory relief: such as a temporary injunction, appointment of a receiver, or discovery of documents. We draft IAs for pending litigation.
3Do you draft written statements and plaints for court filings?
Yes. Drafting plaints (the document that initiates a civil suit) and written statements (the defendant's response) is a core part of our litigation practice.