Corporate & Commercial Law · New Delhi
Counsel for companies, promoters and creditors in contested corporate matters.
Dr. Saurabh Kapoor & Associates advises and appears in company disputes, insolvency and recovery, and commercial and contractual disputes — before the NCLT and NCLAT, the Debts Recovery Tribunals, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India.
Practice areas
Four disciplines, one corporate practice
From the first notice to the final appeal — and the contracts and compliance that keep a company out of dispute.
Company Disputes
Oppression and mismanagement petitions, boardroom and control disputes, and appeals before the NCLT and NCLAT.
Explore →02Insolvency & Recovery
IBC proceedings for creditors, debtors and guarantors; SARFAESI and DRT; recovery of dues, including cheque dishonour.
Explore →03Commercial Disputes & Contracts
Drafting and enforcing commercial contracts, arbitration and mediation, and commercial suits and appeals.
Explore →04Retainers, Compliance & Advisory
Outside counsel on a monthly retainer, company-law compliance, legal notices and written opinions.
Explore →Also handled: Criminal defence & bail · Bail — regular & anticipatory · FIR quashing · Family & matrimonial · Property & tenancy · Consumer cases.
Who the firm acts for
Matters that sit at the centre of the business
Promoters and directors
Boardroom disputes, removal, deadlock, share transfers and statutory notices.
Minority and institutional shareholders
Oppression, mismanagement, exits and valuation disputes.
Banks, NBFCs and financial creditors
SARFAESI, DRT, IBC applications and recovery proceedings.
Borrowers and personal guarantors
Section 13(2) and 95 notices, defence and settlement options.
Businesses and startups
Contracts, commercial disputes, notices and retainers.
Advocates briefing counsel
Appearance, drafting and opinions in matters before the NCLT, DRT and Delhi High Court.
Leadership
Dr. Saurabh Kapoor
Advocate · Bar Council of Delhi, D/2658/2015
Practising since 2015 before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, the District Courts of Delhi, the Debts Recovery Tribunals and the NCLT. LL.B., LL.M. He teaches and writes on procedure and evidence, and brings that discipline to the record in every corporate and commercial matter.
- NCLT & NCLAT
- IBC
- SARFAESI & DRT
- Commercial disputes
- Arbitration
- Supreme Court
How the firm works
A defined process, a written scope
Consultation
In chambers or by video, with the documents. You leave with the legal position, options and the likely path.
Scope and fee in writing
Agreed before any filing. A defined scope, with a monthly fee for retainers.
Preparation and filing
Statutory deadlines are calendared; drafting is built from the record, not from assumptions.
Updates after every hearing
You deal with the advocate handling the matter and receive a note after each date.
Insights
Public legal information
Plain-language guides on notices, petitions and time limits. General information, not advice.
Section 241 Companies Act — Oppression and Mismanagement Petitions
Who can approach the NCLT, what must be shown and the reliefs available.
IBC & NCLTSection 7 IBC — What a Financial Creditor Must Prove
Debt, default, the ₹1 crore threshold and how admission is resisted.
ArbitrationChallenging an Arbitral Award — Section 34 and Section 36
Time limits, narrow grounds and what happens to enforcement.
Have a notice, petition or dispute to assess?
Call or WhatsApp with the forum, the stage and the next date. A first call is to understand the position and fix a consultation.
Enquiry
Tell us about the matter
Keep it brief: the parties, the forum or authority, the stage and any next date. Enquiries reach the firm directly.
- Please do not send passwords, OTPs or ID numbers.
- Sending an enquiry does not create an advocate–client relationship.