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Advocates, Solicitors & Legal Consultants

Practicing before Hon'ble High Court of Delhi, District Courts & Specialized Tribunals

Bar Council EnrolmentD/5332/2017
Primary Judicial ForumHigh Court of Delhi
Legal Alma MaterNLIU Bhopal • RGNUL
Chambers & OfficeJanakpuri, New Delhi
Managing Partner • Ajmani & Law Partners

Lalit Ajmani, Advocate

Advocate Lalit Ajmani graduated with B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from the National Law Institute University (NLIU), Bhopal, and obtained his Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Criminal Law from the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Patiala. Enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi in 2017, he practices before the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi, District Commercial Courts, and appellate tribunals. Registered Pro Bono Advocate under the Nyaya Bandhu initiative of the Department of Justice, Government of India.

Substantive Civil & Commercial Litigation
Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act Trials
Commercial Arbitration & Enforcement
Legal Commentary:LiveLaw, Mondaq, TaxGuru
Direct Mobile:+91 96544 31469
Official Email:lalit@ajmaniandlawpartners.com
Monthly Legal Dispatch • New Delhi

Delhi High Court Jurisprudence & Dispute Bulletin

Published every month under the editorial leadership of Advocate Lalit Ajmani (Enrolment No. D/5332/2017). Providing authoritative procedural analysis, landmark Delhi High Court rulings, and statutory updates for commercial litigants.

Current Monthly IssueSeptember 2026
Vol. III | Issue IX

Commercial Courts Strict Timelines & Evidentiary Burdens under Section 138 NI Act

Editorial Foreword:

Exhaustive analysis of non-extendable statutory timeframes under Order VIII Rule 1 CPC for commercial suits before Delhi High Court, alongside evolving evidentiary rebuttal standards under Section 139 Negotiable Instruments Act and Section 143A interim compensation.

Statutes & Disciplines Covered:
Commercial Courts Act 2015Order VIII Rule 1 CPCSection 138 NI ActSection 143A Interim ReliefDelhi High Court Practice
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Vol. III | Issue IXSeptember 2026

Commercial Courts Strict Timelines & Evidentiary Burdens under Section 138 NI Act

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Vol. III | Issue VIIIAugust 2026

Arbitration Agreements & Curable Stamp Irregularities Post-Constitution Bench

Deep dive into the 7-Judge Supreme Court ruling decoupling Section 11 arbitral appointment from stamp duty impounding, with tactical guidance for obtaining pre-arbitral interim injunctions under Section 9.

Arbitration & Conciliation Act 1996Section 11 Referral Thresholds
Vol. III | Issue VIIJuly 2026

Criminal Procedural Reforms under BNSS 2023 & Bail Jurisprudence in Delhi Courts

Procedural roadmap navigating electronic evidence certification under Section 63 BSA, mandatory preliminary inquiry guidelines under BNSS Section 173(3), and recent bail rulings in white-collar economic offences.

Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS)Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA)
Vol. III | Issue VIJune 2026

Probate, Letters of Administration & Contested Partition Proceedings in Delhi

Comparative assessment of testamentary disputes in Delhi: when probate is optional under Section 213 of the Indian Succession Act, drafting caveats, and managing preliminary vs. final decrees in joint family partition suits.

Indian Succession Act 1925Testamentary Capacity
Litigation Practice

Rigorous Legal Preparation • Structured Dispute Strategy

“Every successful courtroom outcome is built upon exhaustive evidentiary review and precise statutory drafting before entering the courtroom.”

Ajmani & Law Partners operates with a steadfast focus on litigation discipline. We understand that in modern dispute resolution—whether in a commercial suit under the Commercial Courts Act, a complex cheque bounce prosecution under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, or contested partition proceedings—outcomes hinge on documentary precision and adherence to strict procedural timelines.

Rather than treating litigation as an open-ended process, we formulate comprehensive dispute roadmaps at the pre-litigation notice stage. Our firm represents individual clients, family businesses, and corporate entities with transparent counsel, personal advocate availability, and ethical integrity.

Areas of Practice

Litigation & Dispute Resolution Disciplines

Complete Practice Directory
Dispute Resolution

Civil Litigation & Substantive Suits

Strategic legal representation in original civil suits, recovery of dues, specific performance of contracts, injunctions, declarations, and property title disputes before Delhi District Courts and the Delhi High Court.

Statutory Framework:
Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), 1908
Corporate Disputes

Commercial Disputes & Contractual Litigation

Specialized representation in commercial suits under the Commercial Courts Act 2015, summary suits (Order 37 CPC), breach of business agreements, supply chain disagreements, and commercial appeals.

Statutory Framework:
Commercial Courts Act, 2015
Financial Litigation

Cheque Bounce & NI Act Proceedings

Comprehensive trial advocacy and legal defense in Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act matters, statutory demand notices, interim compensation applications under Section 143A, and compounding of offences.

Statutory Framework:
Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (Sections 138, 139, 141, 142, 143, 143A, 148)
Family Law

Matrimonial & Family Law Disputes

Restrained, strategic legal representation in divorce proceedings, judicial separation, maintenance and alimony claims, child custody, domestic violence matters, and restitution of conjugal rights.

Statutory Framework:
Hindu Marriage Act (HMA), 1955
Dispute Resolution

Arbitration & Alternative Dispute Resolution

Handling domestic arbitrations, Section 11 arbitrator appointments, Section 9 interim measures, Section 34 challenges to arbitral awards, and Section 36 award execution before Delhi High Court.

Statutory Framework:
Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (as amended in 2015, 2019, and 2021)
Corporate Insolvency

Insolvency & Bankruptcy (IBC) Practice

Representation of operational creditors, financial creditors, and corporate debtors in insolvency proceedings before NCLT New Delhi benches and appellate proceedings before NCLAT.

Statutory Framework:
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016
Delhi Judicial Map & Jurisdiction Guide

Where We Practice Across Delhi-NCR

Litigation in Delhi is distributed across specialized district court complexes and constitutional benches. Select a forum to inspect territorial jurisdiction, typical matters handled, and accessibility.

Constitutional & Appellate

High Court of Delhi

Chamber & Complex AddressShershah Road, New Delhi – 110503
Territorial JurisdictionEntire National Capital Territory of Delhi (NCT) & Appellate Jurisdiction
Metro Transit AccessSupreme Court / Khan Market Metro Station (Violet Line)
Primary Benches Sitting at Forum:
Single Judge (Original / Revisional)Division Bench (Commercial Appellate)Full Bench
Matters Handled by Ajmani & Law Partners Here
Regular Appearances
  • Original Side Commercial Suits (> ₹2 Crores specified value)
  • Commercial Regular First Appeals [RFA(COMM)] & Miscellaneous Appeals [FAO(COMM)]
  • Arbitration Petitions under Section 9 (Interim Relief) & Section 11 (Arbitrator Appointment)
  • Constitutional Writ Petitions under Article 226 / 227
  • Criminal Revision Petitions & Section 482 CrPC / Sec 528 BNSS Quashing Petitions
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Legal Scholarship & Case Records

Published Analysis & Selected Matters

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Published Commentary by Advocate Lalit Ajmani

Publicly Documented Court Matters

High Court of DelhiRFA(COMM) 260/2025

Vikas Sharma (through LR) v. Virender Singh & Ors.

Commercial Regular First Appeal challenging a commercial trial court decree, involving interpretation of contractual covenants, evidence appreciation in commercial disputes, and statutory requirements under the Commercial Courts Act, 2015.

Source: High Court of Delhi Judicial Database & Cause Lists
High Court of DelhiRFA(COMM) 219/2025

Vikas (through AR) v. Sanju Lata

Regular First Appeal in a commercial transaction matter contesting trial court decree on appreciation of financial transactions and evidence under the Commercial Courts Act.

Source: High Court of Delhi Judicial Database
High Court of DelhiW.P.(C) 5499/2026

Index Cargo & Courier Services Pvt. Ltd. v. Govt. of NCT of Delhi & Ors.

Writ Petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India challenging statutory and administrative notices issued by state departments, seeking protection of business operations and procedural natural justice.

Source: High Court of Delhi Judicial Records & Registry Notice
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Clients seeking procedural guidance or court representation before the High Court of Delhi or District Courts may schedule an initial consultation at our Janakpuri office or via teleconference.

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New Delhi110058
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