Juris Law Chambers

Mission

The firm strives to provide the best comprehensive legal services to its clients while considering and balancing, on one hand, the challenges posed by the global economy and on the other hand, the time, effort and cost involved.

Culture

The firm brings to the table a unique combination of most passionate, creative, and high-performing professionals in the legal, corporate, finance and technology industry. It attracts leaders with an extraordinary combination of attribute, vision, passion and sensitivity to the big issues that challenge and affect the world around.

Client Satisfaction Policy

The firm has a unique Client Satisfaction Policy to ensure invaluable advice, timely delivery and flawless quality and cost efficient legal services to its clients. The firm has been constantly upgrading and redefining itself to help clients to meet the challenges posed by the global economy. Its approach is to anticipate its client need and be partner in their progress.

Posted by: jurislaw | on July 27, 2018

PIL in Supreme Court challenges government’s decision to withdraw 54% of the Pending Tax Cases……

We have challenged the Notification and the Circular dated 11.07.2018 issued by CBDT and CBIC respectively, whereby the threshold limit to file appeal at Supreme Court of India, by the government in Direct Tax Cases as well as Indirect Tax Cases, has been increased by Four times to Rs. OneRead More…

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Posted by: jurislaw | on January 11, 2016

SARFAESI Act is a Complete Code and there is no Lacuna or Ambiguity to warrant reading something more into it: SC

There is no plausible reason as to take recourse to any provisions of the Companies Act and permit interference in the proceedings under the SARFAESI Act either by the Company Judge or the liquidator, the Court said. The Supreme Court, has held that the Company Judge cannot interfere in aRead More…

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