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Best law firm in Delhi

We are a law firm in Delhi: a team of advocates for business disputes, recovery and arbitration, NCLT and DRT matters, property, family and criminal litigation, with a principal chamber at the Delhi High Court and a chamber at Saket. Speak to our advocates — call 99115 44811.

  • Chamber at the Delhi High Court
  • A team of advocates on your matter
  • Fee confirmed in writing

Supreme Court of India · High Court · District Courts DRT · DRAT · NCLT · NCLAT

  • 38in-depth guides, each written for one court
  • 11district court complexes, plus the Delhi High Court
  • S-307our principal chamber, at the Delhi High Court
  • 1advocate on your matter, start to finish

Practice areas

What we act in — court by court

Every guide is written for the court your case is actually heard in, because the procedure, the listing and the papers differ between complexes.

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When you contact us

Four steps, no surprises

  1. 1

    You tell us what happened

    By phone, by email or at the chamber. An FIR, a summons, a notice or a dispute over property — a few lines is enough to start.

  2. 2

    We confirm the court

    Which complex and which forum your matter belongs in, the deadlines already running, and your realistic options.

  3. 3

    The fee, in writing

    Quoted for your matter, with the professional fee kept separate from court fees and expenses — before anything is filed.

  4. 4

    We appear, you stay informed

    A named advocate on every date, and a short plain-language note after each effective hearing on what the court directed.

Where we appear

Every Delhi court complex. Known inside out.

A case is filed where the law says it must be — by the police station that registered the FIR, by where the property stands, or by where your bank branch sits. These are the complexes we practise in.

Courts and tribunals

Supreme Court of India · High Court · District Courts

We appear before the trial courts, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court, and before the tribunals that hear recovery, company, consumer, service and labour matters — so a matter does not change hands when it moves up.

Supreme Court of India

Special leave petitions, statutory appeals, transfer petitions and writ petitions under Article 32. Filings are made through an Advocate-on-Record, and we explain at the first meeting how yours will be filed and who will be on record.

High Court

Our principal chamber is at the Delhi High Court: writ petitions, quashing under Section 528 of the BNSS, bail and anticipatory bail, appeals and revisions from the district courts, commercial suits and arbitration petitions.

District Courts

The seven Delhi complexes and the four NCR district courts, listed above. Which complex a matter belongs to is fixed by law, not by preference.

Tribunals: DRT · DRAT · NCLT · NCLAT

Debt recovery before the DRT and DRAT, including SARFAESI matters; insolvency and company disputes before the NCLT and NCLAT; and, in addition, the District, State and National Consumer Commissions, the Central Administrative Tribunal and the labour and industrial courts. We appear before all of them. We hold no chamber or office at any tribunal.

“A team of advocates who know your file.”

How the chamber is run
  • A named advocate on every matter
  • Chamber S-307, Delhi High Court
  • Office: AD-13 B, Power Apartment, Pitampura

The chamber

The best law firm in Delhi for litigation, judged on facts

Manuja Law Partners is a law firm in Delhi with its principal chamber at the Delhi High Court. The work is corporate and company disputes, commercial and recovery disputes, arbitration, NCLT and DRT matters, foreign investment and FEMA compliance for foreign and EU companies, land acquisition and land title, property disputes, criminal defence and family matters, and the civil matters that sit alongside them.

We do not rest "best" on a ranking. We rest it on what you can check: a team of advocates rather than one individual, chambers at the High Court and Saket, offices at Dwarka and Pitampura, and appearances across the courts and tribunals listed below. A hearing is not missed when two courts list your matter on the same morning.

It also means we say no. If a matter belongs at a court we do not practise in, or would be better served by counsel with a different specialisation, we will tell you at the first meeting rather than after you have paid for it.

  • Honest advice on strength, cost and time — at the first meeting
  • Written fee before any filing
  • A plain-language update after every effective hearing
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The practice

What the firm is, stated plainly

Everything below is checkable. We publish no rankings, no years in practice and no win counts, because we would be asking you to take those on trust.

Principal chamber
Chamber S-307, 3rd Floor, Delhi High Court, Pragati Vihar, New Delhi 110003.
Chamber and offices
A chamber in the Lawyers Block at Saket Court; offices on the 7th Floor of the District Court at Dwarka and at AD-13 B, Power Apartment, Pitampura, opposite Rohini Court.
Led by
Founding partner Advocate Kanisth Manuja, with Nakul Manuja as associate.
Where we appear
Eleven district court complexes — seven in Delhi and the four NCR courts at Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad — the Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court of India, and the DRT, DRAT, NCLT, NCLAT, the Consumer Commissions, the CAT and the labour courts.
Where we do not
We hold no chamber at Tis Hazari, Patiala House, Rouse Avenue or Karkardooma, and none at any tribunal. We appear at those courts; we do not pretend to an address there.
The name
The practice published as KM Law Chambers until September 2026, when it was renamed Manuja Law Partners. The work and the advocates did not change with the name.

The partners

The advocates who argue your matter

You meet the advocates who will appear for you — not a front desk.

Advocates of Manuja Law Partners in court dress at the firm's chamber
The Manuja Law Partners team at the chamber

About the firm

Speak to our advocates — call 99115 44811. The best law firm in Delhi for your matter is the one that tells you plainly whether it can help.

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Common questions

Before you call — common questions

What makes Manuja Law Partners the best law firm in Delhi for my matter?

Manuja Law Partners is a team of advocates rather than one individual, with a principal chamber at the Delhi High Court, a chamber at Saket, offices at Dwarka and Pitampura, and appearances before the Delhi district courts, the Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court and the tribunals. We do not claim a ranking, because none can be verified; we ask you to judge the firm on what is checkable. Call us and we will say at the first conversation whether yours is a matter a law firm in Delhi like ours should take.

Is Manuja Law Partners a law firm for businesses as well as individuals?

Yes. For businesses we handle corporate and company disputes, commercial and recovery suits, arbitration, cheque bounce, insolvency and company matters before the NCLT and DRT, employment disputes, foreign investment and FEMA compliance for foreign and EU companies entering India, and land acquisition and land title due diligence. We are not an M&A, fund-raising or tax practice, and we say so at the first call if your matter belongs with a different kind of firm.

Which practice areas does Manuja Law Partners handle as a law firm in Delhi?

Corporate and company law, commercial disputes and recovery, arbitration, insolvency and the NCLT, the DRT and SARFAESI, foreign investment and India entry, land acquisition and land title, succession and probate, property and civil litigation, criminal defence, and family matters, before the Delhi district courts, the Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court and the tribunals. Each practice has its own page under Practice areas.

Do you act for foreign and European companies?

Yes. Our India Desk advises foreign and EU companies on the FDI route (automatic or government approval), the choice of Indian entity, FEMA and RBI reporting such as Form FC-GPR and the annual FLA return, and cross-border contracts and arbitration clauses, and acts if a dispute follows. We do not give tax advice.

How do I book a consultation with Manuja Law Partners?

Call 99115 44811 or send the enquiry form on this page. Tell us briefly what has happened and, if you know it, the police station, the property or the bank branch involved. We will respond with the next step, the court your matter belongs in and the papers to bring.

Where are your chambers?

Our principal chamber is at Chamber S-307, 3rd Floor, Delhi High Court, Pragati Vihar, New Delhi 110003. We also hold a chamber in the Lawyers Block at Saket Court, an office on the 7th Floor of the District Court at Dwarka, and an office at AD-13 B, Power Apartment, Pitampura, opposite Rohini Court. Each has its own page under /offices/, with a map and the walk from the nearest metro. Please call before visiting so that the advocate is free to meet you rather than in court.

How do I know which court my case belongs in?

The law decides, not preference. A criminal case goes to the court with jurisdiction over the police station that registered the FIR; a suit about land or a building is filed where the property is situated; a cheque bounce complaint lies where the payee’s collecting bank branch is. Tell us those facts and we will confirm the court before you come in.

Who will actually appear in my case?

A named advocate from our team is assigned to your matter at the first meeting and stays your point of contact. That advocate settles the papers; because more than one advocate knows the file, a hearing is not missed when another court is also listed that morning.

What should I bring to the first meeting?

Bring every paper connected with the matter: the FIR, any notice or summons, court orders, agreements, title documents, the cheque and its return memo, bank statements and correspondence. Copies are enough for a first meeting, and a short written timeline of events helps us advise faster.

How are fees decided?

Fees are quoted for your specific matter at the first consultation. The professional fee is separated from court fees and incidental expenses, and it is confirmed in writing before anything is filed.

Can you tell me in advance how my case will end?

No advocate can promise how a court will decide, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What we will tell you plainly at the first meeting is how strong your position looks, the realistic range of outcomes, and roughly how long the court is likely to take.

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