Advocate | Delhi, India
Passionate about navigating the complexities of law with a focus on Company Law, Insolvency Law, and IPR. Bringing together legal expertise and technological understanding to address modern legal challenges.
Specialized expertise across key domains of law
Comprehensive understanding of corporate governance, regulatory compliance, company rules, and corporate legal frameworks. Expertise in navigating complex corporate structures and compliance requirements.
Specialization in privacy regulations, GDPR compliance, digital rights, and information security. Helping organizations navigate the evolving landscape of data protection and IT compliances.
Deep knowledge of intellectual property protection, innovation rights, and patent strategy. Protecting creative works and technological innovations through robust IP frameworks.
Bridging legal principles with technological innovation. Understanding the intersection of law and technology in areas including digital transformation, AI, and emerging technologies.
Challenges to Income tax notices and GST notice posed by the IT department before DHC. Along with replies and remedies with customs department for confiscation of goods. Providing easy and streamlined resolution.
Helping navigate the police and court to secure justice for accused by following of neccesary safeguards and ensuring proper following of procedure by the state machinery. Primarily Bail matters
Hey there! I'm ASHISH, a passionate learner with an practice in primarily all things civil in nature. Company Rules, Intellectual property, IT Act, and obscure texts are where I find comfort.
When the workday winds down, you'll catch me tinkering with tech, exploring strategic chess positions, or diving into new experiences. I believe in continuous learning and finding creative intersections between law and technology.
My approach combines rigorous legal analysis with an understanding of modern technological systems, allowing me to provide insights that bridge traditional legal frameworks with contemporary challenges.
Deep expertise in Company Law, Data Protection, and IP Law
Understanding of technology's impact on modern legal practice
Committed to staying current with evolving legal frameworks
Primarily present in Delhi and the National Capital Region
Fascinating facts, trivia, and insights from the world of law
Dive into interesting legal facts, historical court anecdotes, and curious legal trivia that make the law more engaging and memorable!
The Delhi High Court (DHC) was established on October 31, 1966, but the building itself has a rich history. The DHC initially operated from 4, Maulana Azad Road before moving to Travancore House. The current Sher Shah Road premises were inaugurated on September 25, 1976.
The Supreme Court of India's emblem features the Ashoka Chakra, but did you know the building's layout represents the scales of justice, with the Chief Justice's court (central wing) forming the center beam. The Chief Architect of the building was Ganesh Bhikaji Deolalikar.
"Tis Hazari" literally means "thirty thousand" in Persian/Urdu. Legend has it that a massive Sikh army of 30,000 soldiers camped here. Today, the Tis Hazari Courts Complex is one of Delhi's busiest district court complexes, handling thousands of cases daily.
The Indian Constitution is the longest written constitution in the world, originally containing 395 articles in 22 parts and 8 schedules. It took 2 years, 11 months, and 18 days to draft. Today, it has grown to over 470 articles and 100+ amendments!
The first patent in India was granted in 1856 to a certain Mr. Alfred D Penning for "An Efficient Punakh Pulling machine." The Patents Act we follow today dates back to 1970, making India's patent system one of the most reformed in the developing world.
In the historic Justice K.S. Puttaswamy vs Union of India (2017), the Supreme Court declared privacy as a fundamental right with a 9-judge bench. This judgment runs over 500 pages and is considered one of the most significant constitutional verdicts in Indian legal history!
Indian courts, including the Supreme Court and High Courts, observe a summer vacation period (usually May-June). This tradition dates back to British times when judges would travel to cooler hill stations. Today, vacation benches handle urgent matters during this period.
"Suo moto" (meaning "on its own motion" in Latin) allows courts to take action without any formal petition. Indian courts have used this power for landmark Public Interest Litigations, including the 1985 Bhopal Gas Tragedy case where the Supreme Court took suo moto cognizance. More recent example being the stray dog case IN RE: “CITY HOUNDED BY STRAYS, KIDS PAY PRICE”.
India introduced the concept of One Person Company (OPC) through the Companies Act, 2013. This was revolutionary as it allowed a single person to create a company with limited liability - a concept previously reserved for partnerships of two or more people!
Based in Delhi, serving the National Capital Region
Delhi, India
By Appointment
shiva.ASHISH@gmail.com
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