Regulatory Disclaimer & Legal Notice
Mandatory disclosure governing access to and communication through the digital portal of Ajmani & Law Partners, Advocates & Legal Consultants, New Delhi.
1. Prohibition of Advertising & Solicitation
Under the rules formulated by the Bar Council of India pursuant to the Advocates Act, 1961, advocates and law firms in India are not permitted to advertise, solicit work, or induce clients in any commercial manner.
This website is published solely to provide factual information concerning the professional credentials, educational background, published research, and contact details of Ajmani & Law Partners and its founding partner, Advocate Lalit Ajmani (Enrolment No. D/5332/2017), strictly upon the voluntary access and request of the user.
2. User Acknowledgement & Informational Purpose
By accessing, browsing, or utilizing this website, you explicitly acknowledge, certify, and confirm that:
- You are seeking information relating to Ajmani & Law Partners of your own accord and without any solicitation, inducement, or marketing overture from the firm or any of its advocates.
- The material and commentary provided on this website are exclusively intended for informational, educational, and general guidance purposes and must not be treated as formal legal advice.
- Transmission of information through web forms, emails, or telephone inquiries does not create an advocate-client relationship. An attorney-client relationship is formally established only upon mutual execution of a formal vakalatnama or engagement agreement.
3. Absence of Warranty & Limitation of Liability
Ajmani & Law Partners makes no representation or warranty regarding the accuracy, adequacy, or completeness of the statutes, judicial decisions, or legal analyses discussed on this platform. Indian law evolves through ongoing legislative amendments and judicial pronouncements.
Neither the firm nor Advocate Lalit Ajmani shall be held liable for any loss, damage, or legal consequence suffered by any individual or entity acting or refraining from acting based on the material published on this website. Users facing specific disputes must obtain formal, independent legal counsel tailored to their distinct factual matrix.
4. Confidentiality of Electronic Communications
Please note that electronic inquiries submitted via unencrypted web forms or general email do not automatically enjoy statutory attorney-client confidentiality. Users are strictly advised not to transmit proprietary trade secrets, sensitive personal information, or privileged materials through the preliminary web contact form.