Writ Petitions
A writ petition is a constitutional remedy filed to challenge state action or omissions that violate fundamental rights or procedural fairness. These petitions are maintainable only against state entities, including government bodies, statutory authorities, and public undertakings.
Types of Writ Petitions we work on a regular basis
Mandamus
Compels a public authority to perform a legal duty.
Habeas Corpus
Challenges unlawful detention or arrest.
Quo Warranto
Questions the legal authority by which a person holds public office.
Prohibition
Prevents lower courts or tribunals from exceeding jurisdiction.
Certiorari
Quashes orders or decisions passed without jurisdiction.