Case Response & Defense

Professional response to legal notices, court summons, and comprehensive defense in cases filed against you. We analyze the case, develop strategy, and protect your interests through the legal process.

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What's Included

Comprehensive analysis of case filed against you
Strategic reply to legal notices
Drafting of written statements and counter-claims
Applications for dismissal or stay
Defense strategy planning
Evidence collection and documentation
Interim relief applications
Settlement negotiation assistance

Legal Framework

CPC Order VIII - Written Statement and Set-off
CPC Order VIII Rule 6A - Counter-claim
CrPC provisions for defense and bail
Principles of Natural Justice
Evidence Act - Burden of Proof provisions
Limitation Act - Defense of limitation

Transparent Pricing

Response drafting starts from ₹5,000 for simple matters. Written statements for civil suits start from ₹10,000. Criminal defense and complex commercial matters are priced based on case assessment. Full representation is quoted separately.

Urgent responses needed within court-mandated deadlines may attract additional charges.

How It Works

Our Process

Case Review

We analyze the notice/summons and assess the allegations against you.

Strategy

Develop defense strategy based on facts, law, and available defenses.

Response

Draft and file appropriate response - reply, written statement, or application.

Defense

Represent and defend your interests through the proceedings.

FAQs

Common Questions

Don't panic. Read the notice carefully to understand the allegations and deadline for response. Do not ignore it - failing to respond may be held against you later. Contact us immediately so we can analyze the notice and draft an appropriate response within the stipulated time.

Under CPC, written statement must be filed within 30 days of service of summons, extendable to 120 days maximum in exceptional cases. However, after the 2018 CPC amendment, courts are strict about these deadlines. It's crucial to respond promptly.

Yes, if you have a claim against the plaintiff arising from the same transaction or connected with the subject matter of the suit, you can file a counter-claim. This is an effective defense strategy as it puts pressure on the plaintiff and may result in set-off.

Improper service of summons or notice is a valid defense. If you can prove that proper procedure was not followed, the court may set aside proceedings. However, this defense must be raised at the earliest opportunity and cannot be raised after participation in proceedings.

This depends on the merits of the case, your defenses, and practical considerations like cost and time. We provide honest assessment of your case strength and settlement options. Sometimes strategic settlement is better than prolonged litigation, but we will advise based on your specific situation.

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