Writ Petitions and Special Leave Petitions.
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Writ Petitions & Special Leave Petitions (SLPs)
Expert Constitutional & Supreme Court Litigation Services in Ghaziabad and Across India
At Vocation Consulting Company, we offer strategic, high-stakes legal representation in matters involving Writ Petitions before High Courts and Special Leave Petitions (SLPs) before the Supreme Court of India. With over 18 years of litigation experience, our firm is recognized for its expertise in constitutional remedies, judicial reviews, and appellate litigation.
Whether you are a corporate, public servant, or private citizen facing a violation of your fundamental rights, illegal government action, or an unjust lower court decision, we ensure your voice is heard at the highest judicial levels.
What is a Writ Petition?
A Writ Petition is a legal remedy available under Articles 32 and 226 of the Indian Constitution to enforce fundamental rights or challenge unlawful actions of public authorities. Writs can be filed before:
High Courts (under Article 226 – for both fundamental rights and legal rights)
Supreme Court of India (under Article 32 – exclusively for fundamental rights)
What is a Special Leave Petition (SLP)?
An SLP is a unique constitutional remedy under Article 136 of the Indian Constitution, allowing an aggrieved party to challenge the judgment or order of any court or tribunal in India (except military courts) before the Supreme Court.
It’s a discretionary power of the Supreme Court, often used in:
Matters of public importance
Gross miscarriage of justice
Unsettled legal issues requiring constitutional interpretation
Appeals rejected by High Court or other appellate courts
Why Choose Vocation Consulting Company?
18+ years of courtroom experience
Strong drafting & argumentation in constitutional matters
Transparent consultation and case viability assessment
Representation in both civil and criminal writs
End-to-end handling of SLP lifecycle – from advice to final judgment
Proven record of urgent reliefs and complex appellate wins
Our Services in Writ & SLP Matters
Writ Petitions (High Courts & SC)
Drafting & filing of writ petitions under Articles 226 & 32
Representation before High Court benches (civil, service, criminal, etc.)
Urgent interim reliefs and stay orders
Representation in habeas corpus, PILs, and service-related writs
Special Leave Petitions (SLP – Supreme Court)
Drafting, vetting & filing of SLPs under Article 136
Filing Caveats, Counter-Affidavits, and Rejoinders
Conducting preliminary review of impugned orders
Representation in admission hearing and final hearing of SLPs
Drafting of Review Petitions, Curative Petitions, and Transfer Petitions
Services
- Litigation (White Collar Crimes)
- Writ Petitions and Special Leave Petitions.
- Quashing Petitions
- PIL matters
- Civil Litigation including recovery cases;
- Corporate Litigation
- Criminal Litigation We handle litigation arising out of following:
- Civil Suits, including recovery suits and suits of various other nature.
- Insolvency & Bankruptcy matters.
- Debt Recovery MSME Matters
- Armed Forces Tribunal matters
- Labour Law related matters.
- Corporate & Commercial Disputes
- Merger, Amalgamation and Takeover of the Company.
- Securities disputes before SEBI and other Authorities
- Contractual Disputes.
Our Contact
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+91 9212303959
harvinderverma@vocationconsulting.com
Address
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Contact Us for Writ or SLP Filing in Ghaziabad or Pan-India
If your legal rights have been violated or a court order has gone against you unjustly, contact Vocation Consulting Company for expert advice and litigation in Writ Petitions and Special Leave Petitions.
Documents Typically Required
- Aadhaar Card / PAN Card / Passport of the petitioner
- Proof of address (utility bill, voter ID, etc.)
- Recent passport-sized photograph
- Copy of the impugned government order, departmental action, or circular
- Correspondence with authorities (emails, letters, notices)
- Representations submitted (if any) to government departments or public bodies
- Evidence of violation of fundamental or legal rights
- Copies of internal memos, suspension orders, transfer/posting orders (if applicable)
FAQ's on Writ Petitions and Special Leave Petitions.
What is a writ petition?
A writ petition is a legal remedy used to challenge violations of fundamental rights or illegal actions by public authorities. It can be filed in the High Court under Article 226 or in the Supreme Court under Article 32 of the Indian Constitution
What are the different types of writs?
The Constitution allows five main types of writs:
Habeas Corpus – To challenge unlawful detention
Mandamus – To compel a public authority to perform its duty
Certiorari – To quash an illegal or invalid order of a lower court or tribunal
Prohibition – To stop a subordinate court or tribunal from exceeding its jurisdiction
Quo Warranto – To question the legal authority of someone holding a public office
What is a Special Leave Petition (SLP)?
A Special Leave Petition is a remedy under Article 136 of the Constitution. It allows an individual to appeal to the Supreme Court against a decision of any High Court, tribunal, or subordinate court, even if there’s no direct appeal provision. It is filed only with the Supreme Court’s discretionary permission.
In what cases can an SLP be filed?
SLPs can be filed in cases involving:
Miscarriage of justice
Substantial legal or constitutional issues
Disputes of public interest
Wrongful High Court judgments
Lack of proper hearing or procedural fairness
What is the difference between a writ and an SLP?
A writ petition is filed to enforce a legal or fundamental right against a public authority.
An SLP is an appeal mechanism to the Supreme Court against judgments or orders of High Courts and tribunals, even where no statutory appeal exists.
What is the time limit for filing a writ petition or SLP?
Writ Petition: Ideally within a reasonable time, generally within 90 days from the cause of action.
SLP: Must be filed within 90 days of the High Court’s judgment or 60 days if a review petition was rejected.
Can I file a writ petition directly in the Supreme Court?
Yes, you can file a writ petition under Article 32 directly in the Supreme Court if your fundamental rights are violated, but usually, it’s advisable to first approach the High Court under Article 226, which has broader powers (even for legal rights).
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