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Constitutional Law Representation

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Experienced advocacy in constitutional matters before the Supreme Court of India and High

Constitutional Law Representation

Constitutional Law Representation

The Chambers of Shivam Sharma has established a well-regarded practice in constitutional law, with extensive experience in representing the State of Uttarakhand and other government bodies before the Supreme Court of India. Constitutional law is the bedrock of India's legal order, governing the relationship between the State and its citizens, defining the limits of governmental authority, and protecting fundamental rights.

Advocate Shivam Sharma has appeared in a broad range of constitutional matters, including writ petitions under Articles 32 and 226 of the Constitution of India, statutory appeals involving constitutional questions, and cases touching upon the division of legislative powers between the Union and States. His continuous practice before the Supreme Court since 2009 has given him a thorough grounding in evolving constitutional jurisprudence.

Writ petitions before the Supreme Court and High Courts
Constitutional challenges to state and central legislation
Matters relating to fundamental rights and directive principles
Division of powers between Union and States
Public Interest Litigation and constitutional references
Advisory opinions and constitutional compliance review for State governments
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Practiced Before: Supreme Court of India, Uttarakhand High Court, Delhi High Court

Experience: 17+ Years of Constitutional Practice

Frequently Asked Question

  • What is constitutional law representation?
    Constitutional law representation involves appearing before courts on matters that require interpretation or application of the Constitution of India. This includes fundamental rights cases, federal structure disputes, and challenges to the validity of legislation.
  • Which courts does the Chambers appear in for constitutional matters?
    The Chambers primarily appears before the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts, including the Uttarakhand High Court and the Delhi High Court, for constitutional matters.

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