Justice for You
Advocate Sunil Mallan is a practicing advocate at the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, the Hon’ble High Courts of the Country and other Hon’ble Courts, Commissions, Tribunals and Forums with an experience of 18 years including engineering and law.
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Advocate Sunil Mallan is a practicing advocate at the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India
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Yes, here at justice for you we do provide online consultations through online portals. We will arrange meetings as per mutual convenience to try and provide you with the best legal services.
Yes, NRI's can also seek consultation regarding immigration and other related inquiries.
The fees depends on the number of hours and sessions utilized to clarify and complete a case in hand. It will be negotiated accordingly.
Indian Arbitration Act 1996 which was enacted in the lines of UNICIRAL Model law on Arbitration and hence
Arbitration procedure in India is not in any way different from any of the developed countries.
If an award is passed by an Arbitration tribunal, it is almost final because the Appeal provision as per
S.34 of the above said Act allows only a few grounds on which the arbitration award can be challenged.
Moreover many arbitration institutions in India have their own rules and regulations to make
the arbitration transparent and speedy.
Hence the Arbitration mechanism in India is fast and safe.
In many cases the arbitration proceedings including the appeals concluded within 12 months’ time.
Yes, to get a Trade mark registered, there is no need of having a local address. Hence a Foreigner or a Foreign
Company is fully entitled to get their trade mark registered in India without having a local office in India.
If there are any objections or communications with regard to the trade mark application including the delivery
of the registration certificate the address of the trade mark attorney will be the effective address.
No, all the legal heirs need not appear in the Court in person but Court will require all the Petitioners to
be present in the Court at least once to check their identities. The lead petitioner of the case must depose
in the Court.
The Banks will automatically transfer the funds to the Bank accounts of the foreigner beneficiaries on receipt of the Court
order and the other paper work. No need for any permission from reserve Bank of India.
Keeping in mind the importance of transparency and communication between an attorney and the client and we shall communicate at least once a week or immediately after a particular development has taken place. However, it is required for the client to understand that you may feel that the case is leading to nowhere but you must keep faith that we are working actively here for positive results.
