Government moved to acquire Client's agricultural land (sugarcane production) as his holding was more than the specified limits. 3 successive Writ Petitions were filed on the grounds of procedural errors by Govt. Officers-Subsequently suit was filed in the lowest Court-leaving ample time for appeals.

The acquisition of clients land was delayed and therefore clients was able to use his land for a longer span of time.

Remuneration paid to (Legal Advisor), Director, with qualifications approved by Central Govt., not be calculated for the overall managerial remuneration- consent given by Govt. but conditions imposed-Such conditions illegal.

Company could pay higher managerial remuneration because fees paid to Solicitors deducted from overall managerial remuneration.

At the relevant time highest Court fees was Rs.15,000/- and stamp on conveyance was 10% of the market value-Instead of taking conveyance stamped -Consent Decree was obtained by filing a suit after paying Rs.15,000/- Court fees. High Court upheld Decree and stamp- Supreme Court Negatived.

Old existing Building of ground plus 2 floors cessed at highest rate additional 2 upper new floors also charged at old highest rate.

In a suit for recovery of more than Rs.3/- lakhs single Judge ordered deposit of Rs.30,000/- only- In spite of order being in their favour Plaintiffs filed Appeal -Question was whether Appeal would lie- Held by Division Bench that Rs.30,000/- deposit Order was reasonable- Question whether appeal would lie not answered.

The figure in the cheque given by our clients was altered both in figures and words by use of ink remover-

The Question arose whether Mosquito coils were fungicides - Under a Central Govt. Notification "Insecticides Pesticides and Fungicides were exempted from payment of Excise Duty

In an Application filed by Bank to recover it's dues- I.T. Department Intervened claiming I.T. dues on priority basis- Affidavit denying such right filed- matter is pending.

Bank refused to repay amount to the Trust kept by Trust under Certificate of Deposit contending fraud by some Trustees-Supreme Court allowed immediate payment of nearly half of the amount admitted by Bank and for remaining amount plus interest plus costs matter referred to a retired Chief Justice of Supreme Court

A Joint Venture for provision of Know How was to be entered into between an Indian Company and a company from Switzerland. The same was drafted and negotiated successfully on behalf of our clients.