Chamber S-307, Delhi High Court · Office: AD-13 B, PitampuraMon–Sat, 9:30 am – 6:30 pmmanujalawyers@gmail.com
Kanisth Manuja, Founding Partner of Manuja Law Partners, at his desk in the firm's chamber

Founding Partner · Manuja Law Partners

Advocate Kanisth Manuja

Civil and criminal litigation in Delhi — at the Delhi High Court and the Tis Hazari, Dwarka, Saket, Patiala House, Rouse Avenue, Rohini and Karkardooma courts. The advocate who takes your instructions is the advocate who argues your case.

  • Chamber S-307, Delhi High Court
  • Chambers at Tis Hazari and Saket
  • Mon–Sat, 9:30 am – 6:30 pm

About Advocate Kanisth Manuja

Kanisth Manuja is an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi, a member of the Delhi High Court Bar Association, and theFounding Partner of Manuja Law Partners. His work is court litigation, civil and criminal — bail and criminal defence, cheque bounce, divorce and family matters, property and partition disputes, landlord and tenant disputes, builder–buyer claims, arbitration and civil suits.

The firm's principal chamber is at the Delhi High Court (Chamber S-307, 3rd Floor, Pragati Vihar), with chambers at Tis Hazari Courts and Saket Courts, and offices at the District Court, Dwarka and in Pitampura (opposite Rohini Court). He also appears before the Patiala House and Rouse Avenue courts.

How he runs a matter

He leads every matter personally. The advocate who takes your instructions is the advocate who settles the papers and argues the case; matters are not handed to whoever is free on the date.

After each effective hearing you receive a short, plain-language note of what the court said, what it directed and what the next date is for. Fees are quoted for the specific matter at the first consultation, with the professional fee kept separate from court fees and expenses, and confirmed in writing before anything is filed.

No advocate can promise how a court will decide. What you will be told 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.

Guides

Guides by Advocate Kanisth Manuja

Each guide is written for the court your case is heard in and led by Advocate Kanisth Manuja. Meet the rest of the team on the About page.

Common questions

Advocate Kanisth Manuja — common questions

Who is Advocate Kanisth Manuja?

Kanisth Manuja is an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi, a member of the Delhi High Court Bar Association, and the Founding Partner of Manuja Law Partners. He leads the firm's civil and criminal litigation from its principal chamber at the Delhi High Court.

Where is Advocate Kanisth Manuja's chamber?

The principal chamber is at Chamber S-307, 3rd Floor, Delhi High Court, Pragati Vihar, New Delhi 110003. The firm also has chambers at Tis Hazari Courts (Chamber No. B-25) and in the Lawyers Block at Saket Courts, 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, New Delhi 110034. Please call before visiting.

Which courts does he appear in?

The Delhi High Court and the Tis Hazari, Dwarka, Saket, Patiala House, Rouse Avenue, Rohini and Karkardooma court complexes in Delhi. Which court a matter belongs in is fixed by law — by the police station that registered the FIR, where the property is situated, or where the collecting bank branch is — and is confirmed at the first consultation.

What kind of cases does he handle?

Civil and criminal litigation, including Bail Matters, Criminal Defence, Cheque Bounce (S.138 NI Act), Property Disputes, Partition Suits, Landlord & Tenant, Civil Litigation, Builder–Buyer Disputes, Family & Matrimonial, Arbitration.

How do I book a consultation with Advocate Kanisth Manuja?

Call 99115 44811, message on WhatsApp, or send the enquiry form on this page with a few lines about your matter. You will be told the next step, the court the matter belongs in and the papers to bring.

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