Law Chambers · Delhi, India

Dr. Saurabh KapoorLaw Chambers

Advocate · Delhi
Banking & insolvency · Corporate & commercial disputes · Appeals

Consultation and further professional work are subject to conflict checks, availability, express acceptance and separately agreed scope and terms. Enquiry does not create an advocate-client relationship or protect a deadline.

Practice information

Banking, insolvency, commercial and appellate matters

Banking & DRT

Professional information on banking recovery disputes, DRT and DRAT proceedings, loan enforcement, security interests, borrower and guarantor issues and related appellate remedies.

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SARFAESI

Practice information on SARFAESI demand notices, possession measures, auction proceedings, borrower and guarantor remedies and Section 17 applications before the DRT.

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IBC & NCLT

Professional information on corporate insolvency proceedings, creditor and debtor-side issues, Sections 7 and 9 IBC, NCLT proceedings, NCLAT appeals and related strategy.

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Appeals

Practice information on appellate and writ proceedings before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts and NCLAT, including limitation, record preparation, interim relief and statutory remedies.

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How a matter proceeds

From information to professional engagement

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    Identify the broad issue and organise a short factual chronology.

  2. Submit a matter enquiry

    Name the proposed client, opposing parties, forum, current stage and any known deadline.

  3. Conflict and preliminary review

    The chambers checks whether it can consider the matter and what further information is needed.

  4. Professional consultation

    If the matter can proceed, the appointment, consultation scope and professional terms are confirmed separately.

  5. Drafting or written opinion

    A defined drafting or opinion assignment may be agreed after review of the relevant record.

  6. Representation

    Court or tribunal work requires express acceptance, agreed scope and the relevant procedural arrangements.

  7. Corporate Legal Desk / outside counsel

    Recurring corporate advisory, dispute coordination, contract, notice, recovery, governance and litigation-oversight work may be considered under a separately agreed continuing engagement.

These are possible stages, not automatic acceptance or a promise of outcome. A matter may close after review or consultation. Scope and professional fees are agreed privately for each accepted assignment.

Continuing professional work

Corporate Legal Desk & Outside Counsel

Companies, founders, promoters and organisations with recurring legal work may discuss an ongoing outside-counsel arrangement. Each engagement remains subject to conflict checks, professional acceptance, agreed scope and separately agreed professional terms.

Contracts, notices & recovery

Recurring contract review, legal notices, commercial recovery workflow and record-based follow-up for accepted corporate engagements.

Disputes & litigation oversight

A consolidated view of active disputes, court or tribunal matters, procedural deadlines, next actions and matter-specific coordination.

Governance & legal-risk review

Structured review of recurring governance issues, promoter or shareholder concerns, legal opinions and business-critical legal risk.

One legal-risk workflow for accepted corporate clients

The protected client workspace can keep accepted matters, deadlines, next actions, client-visible updates, engagement information and invoice records together. A secure payment link, when enabled, is specific to an accepted engagement and invoice rather than a public legal checkout.

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Information to help organise a matter

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Preliminary matter enquiry

Share the essential facts for human review

Provide the parties, current stage and known dates. Please share documents only through a process confirmed by the chambers.

Submit a Matter Enquiry