In short. Service cases at B.K. Singh & Associates are led by Advocate B.K. Singh from the Dwarka and Vaishali offices. For a bench outside Delhi the firm works with associate counsel who sit at that bench, and for the Supreme Court it files through an Advocate-on-Record.
Advocate B.K. Singh
Founder, B.K. Singh & Associates, MCA, LL.B., LL.M.
Advocate B.K. Singh (Bagesh Kumar Singh) has practised for more than twenty years. He appears before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court and other High Courts, the Central Administrative Tribunal and other tribunals. On a service file he begins with the papers the department itself created: the service book, the APAR folder, the DPC minutes, the noting that led to the order. He decides the relief and the forum before a single page is drafted, and he argues the hearings that shape the case.
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Advocate Sadhna Singh
Advocate
Advocate Sadhna Singh practises at the firm with a focus on consumer cases before the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, State Commissions and District Consumer Commissions: defective goods, deficient services, insurance claims, banking problems, medical negligence and delayed flats. Retired employees who have an insurance, bank or hospital dispute alongside their pension case often meet her.
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Who does what on your case
You deal with one advocate from the first meeting to the final order, and that person tells you every date and what happened at it. Advocate B.K. Singh settles the plan at the start: whether to represent first or go straight to the tribunal, which bench, what interim relief to ask for. He appears himself at the hearings that matter most, such as an urgent stay, admission, final arguments and any writ in the High Court. Routine dates, filings and follow-up with the registry are handled by the advocates who work with him.
If your case belongs to a bench far from Delhi, the drafting and strategy stay with us and an associate counsel at that bench appears on the dates. Supreme Court petitions are filed through an Advocate-on-Record.
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