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Delhi, Delhi · Corporate & Business Lawyer
Delhi is India's corporate-law nerve centre: MCA Regional Director North, NCLT Principal Bench, NCLAT, SEBI Northern Regional Office, CCI, and the Delhi High Court's Commercial Division all sit in the capital. NyaySevak's Delhi corporate lawyers handle company incorporation, shareholder agreements, M&A, compliance, NCLT litigation, commercial arbitration, and IBC proceedings for clients ranging from Connaught Place startups to listed Mumbai-HQ'd companies with Delhi matters.
Delhi hosts India's Principal NCLT Bench, the only NCLAT in India, the Competition Commission of India, the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity, and the Telecom Disputes Settlement Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT). Any company wanting to challenge an NCLT order from anywhere in India eventually argues in Delhi before NCLAT, and any MCA-level strategic filing routes through Regional Director North at Connaught Place.
The Delhi High Court's Commercial Division under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015 is among the most active in India for shareholder disputes, IPR, arbitration-related Section 9/11/34 petitions, and inter-corporate commercial suits. The Court's IP Division (constituted 2021) has fast-tracked patent and trademark litigation for Delhi-based corporates and Indian subsidiaries of multinationals.
Delhi's corporate bar has deep ties to Big Law firms, Big 4 consulting, and in-house legal teams of listed companies — which is reflected in the sophistication of commercial contract drafting, M&A due diligence, and arbitration practice available locally.
Jurisdictions
Our verified Delhi corporate lawyers appear regularly before each of the courts below, so your matter can be filed and pursued without jurisdictional confusion.
What We Handle
Private Ltd, LLP, OPC, section 8, subsidiary setup with MCA and RBI filings.
SHA, SSA, SPA drafting and negotiation for Delhi startups and MNCs.
Oppression & mismanagement (S. 241-242), mergers, reduction of capital, winding up.
Operational and financial creditor petitions before NCLT Delhi; NCLAT appeals.
S. 9 interim relief, S. 11 arbitrator appointment, S. 34 challenge at Delhi HC.
FDI, ODI, ECB and compounding applications at RBI Delhi office.
Due diligence, SPA, regulatory approvals (CCI, RBI, NCLT).
Annual filings, strike-off, restoration, and RD-level approvals.
Coverage Across Delhi
Our Delhi corporate lawyers cover every major neighbourhood and the surrounding metropolitan area, so you can meet your lawyer near you.
Transparent Pricing
Consultation
₹3,000 – ₹15,000 (free first consultation on NyaySevak)
District Court
Not applicable — NCLT: ₹25,000–₹1,50,000 per hearing
Delhi High Court
₹50,000 – ₹5,00,000 per appearance; senior counsel ₹10 lakh+
Local note: Private Limited incorporation runs ₹15,000–₹35,000 all-inclusive. NCLT oppression/mismanagement retainers start at ₹5 lakh. IBC admission petitions ₹75,000–₹2 lakh plus court fee. Commercial arbitrations are typically billed on a hybrid retainer + success-fee basis.
Get Started
Share the facts of your corporate matter and your location in Delhi — no charge, no obligation.
We match you with a Bar-Council-verified corporate lawyer who regularly appears before Delhi High Court and the relevant Delhi courts.
Speak with your lawyer by phone, video, or in-person meeting in Delhi. Agree fees upfront — no surprises.
Local Pro Tips
Common Questions
Companies with their registered office in Delhi fall under the NCLT Principal Bench at New Delhi. Haryana and Punjab cases are also heard at the Delhi/Chandigarh benches. Our NyaySevak corporate lawyers regularly appear before NCLT Delhi and NCLAT.
We handle end-to-end incorporation: name reservation through SPICe+ Part A, DIN and DSC procurement, MOA/AOA drafting, PAN/TAN allotment, and bank account opening. Timeline: 7–12 working days. Cost: ₹15,000–₹35,000 all-inclusive depending on paid-up capital and state stamp.
Yes — SEBI orders are appealable to the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) at Mumbai, with further appeal to the Supreme Court. While SAT sits in Mumbai, many Delhi-based companies prefer Delhi securities counsel who appear there on oral hearing days.
Under Section 4 IBC, an operational creditor can initiate CIRP if the default is at least ₹1 crore. For financial creditors, the same threshold applies. Delhi is the busiest IBC bench in India; our insolvency lawyers manage admission, CoC participation, resolution plans, and NCLAT appeals.
Yes. Section 9 of the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996 allows urgent interim relief from the Delhi High Court's Commercial Division — asset freezes, injunctions, securing the amount in dispute. Our arbitration team regularly secures same-week hearings for urgent matters.
Yes. Our competition-law panel files complaints, defends Section 3/4 investigations, handles merger notifications (Section 6), and represents parties before the CCI and NCLAT on appeal. CCI headquarters is in Delhi, making local counsel advantageous.
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