20+ years of regular practice at Lucknow Bench | Expert in Writs (Article 226/227), Criminal & Civil Matters | 500+ Cases Successfully Handled
Comprehensive legal representation across all major High Court matters with proven expertise
Bail applications, anticipatory bail, FIR quashing, criminal revisions, and appeals in High Court.
Article 226 and 227 petitions, habeas corpus, mandamus, and other constitutional remedies.
Property disputes, land matters, revenue cases, and civil litigation before High Court.
Government service disputes, disciplinary proceedings, and administrative law matters.
Expert guidance on constitutional remedies and High Court procedures
Constitutional remedy for enforcement of fundamental rights and other legal rights against state action.
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High Court's power of superintendence over all courts and tribunals within its territorial jurisdiction.
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Writs in criminal matters including bail, anticipatory bail, quashing of FIRs and proceedings.
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Writs in civil, property, revenue, and administrative matters before the High Court.
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Recent cases where we successfully represented clients before Allahabad High Court
Criminal Revision No. 643 of 2024
Criminal Misc. Writ No. 9733 of 2023
Article 227 matter
Article 227 matter
Regular practice at Lucknow High Court with deep understanding of court procedures and judicial precedents
500+ cases successfully handled with published judgments demonstrating expertise in complex litigation
Direct communication with advocate, regular case updates, and dedicated representation for each client
Common questions about High Court practice and procedures
Lucknow High Court (Lucknow Bench of Allahabad High Court) handles writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227, criminal appeals and revisions, civil appeals, service matters, tax writs, and supervisory jurisdiction over subordinate courts in its territorial jurisdiction.
Hearing dates vary based on case type and urgency. Urgent matters like bail and habeas corpus can be listed within days. Regular matters may take 2-4 weeks for first hearing. Our regular practice ensures efficient case management and timely listings.
Article 226 allows filing writ petitions for enforcement of fundamental rights and other legal rights. Article 227 grants High Court supervisory jurisdiction over subordinate courts to ensure proper administration of justice. Both are constitutional remedies but have different scopes.
Yes, FIR quashing petitions can be filed under Section 482 CrPC read with Article 226 of the Constitution. High Court can quash FIRs where allegations don't constitute an offense, are false, or where continuing proceedings would be abuse of process of law.
Required documents include vakalatnama (authority letter), certified copies of lower court orders (if applicable), affidavits, relevant evidence, and legal notices. Specific requirements vary by case type. We guide you through complete documentation.
Legal fees depend on case complexity, matter type, and urgency. We offer transparent pricing and discuss fee structure during initial consultation. Contact us for a personalized quote based on your specific legal needs.
Yes, we primarily practice at Lucknow Bench but also handle matters at Allahabad Bench when required. Our 20+ years of experience covers comprehensive High Court practice across both benches.
We have successfully handled 500+ cases with favorable outcomes in criminal bail matters, FIR quashing, civil disputes, and writ petitions. Our published judgments demonstrate our expertise and success in complex High Court litigation.
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