Election Law
Election-Related Constitutional & Writ Litigation
At Juris & Nova Chambers, our Election Law practice focuses on the legal and procedural issues that arise before, during, and after elections. We advise and represent candidates, elected representatives, political organisations, and other stakeholders on matters relating to nominations, electoral rolls, candidate eligibility, election procedures, disqualification, and compliance with applicable election laws.
Within this practice, our work on election-related constitutional & writ litigation covers Writ Petitions on Election Matters, Constitutional Challenges to Election Law, Supreme Court Election Appeals and Interim Relief Applications.
Our practice also covers election disputes, challenges to election results, allegations of electoral malpractice, nomination-related disputes, and election petitions. We assist clients in proceedings before the appropriate authorities, courts, and tribunals, including matters arising before the Election Commission and constitutional courts.
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Election-Related Constitutional & Writ Litigation
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