Question 1

What should I bring to a first meeting?

Accepted Answer

Please bring all relevant physical documents or digital copies, including court notices, FIR copies, agreements, correspondence, and chronological summaries of events. Having organized documents allows us to quickly assess statutory options.

Question 2

How are advocate's fees usually structured?

Accepted Answer

Fee structures are discussed transparently prior to engagement. Fees are typically structured per appearance, per court drafting milestone, or as a comprehensive fee for defined procedural stages. Under Bar Council rules, contingency or percentage-based fees are strictly prohibited.

Question 3

Which courts does Advocate Asvybe practice before?

Accepted Answer

Advocate Asvybe regularly appears before the Supreme Court of India, High Court of Delhi, District & Sessions Courts in Delhi NCR, National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), and Consumer Disputes Commissions.

Question 4

Can matters outside New Delhi be handled?

Accepted Answer

Yes. While based in New Delhi, Advocate Asvybe acts in appellate matters before tribunals and High Courts across India, as well as handling virtual court appearances where permitted by judicial rules.

Question 5

Is a phone or video consultation available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Initial preliminary discussions and document review consultations can be scheduled via phone or secure video link for clients located outside Delhi or unable to visit chambers in person.

Question 6

How long do civil cases typically take in Indian courts?

Accepted Answer

Timelines vary depending on the nature of the suit, court backlog, and evidentiary complexity. Civil suits typically progress through pleadings, admission/denial, trial, and arguments. Pursuing interim stay relief early helps protect client rights while the main suit proceeds.

Question 7

Will I be informed about every court date?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Clients receive regular status updates after each hearing date, including orders passed, next step requirements, and upcoming hearing schedules.

Question 8

Are out-of-pocket court expenses included in the legal fee?

Accepted Answer

No. Court fees, process fees, typing/copying expenses, and official certification charges are billed separately at actuals based on official receipts.

Question 9

What is an ad-interim injunction order?

Accepted Answer

An ad-interim injunction is an urgent temporary court order granted under Order 39 of the CPC to preserve status quo or prevent immediate injury to property or rights before full hearing of the stay application.

Question 10

What is the difference between bail and anticipatory bail?

Accepted Answer

Regular bail is sought after an individual has been arrested or detained by police. Anticipatory bail (Sec 482 BNSS / Sec 438 CrPC) is applied for prior to arrest when there is reasonable apprehension of arrest in a non-bailable offence.

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