The Chamber's constitutional practice is rooted in a fundamental belief: that state action must always be lawful, reasonable and fair. We appear in writ proceedings under Article 226 before the High Court of Madras and connected benches, challenging administrative action, statutory frameworks and executive orders that affect our clients' rights.
Our work spans habeas corpus petitions, service writs, tax and revenue challenges, land acquisition matters, education-related writs, and public interest litigation on matters of genuine public concern. We prepare each writ petition with the seriousness of a first-court matter — because the High Court usually decides these on the papers, without extended trial.
We advise clients candidly on the appropriateness of writ jurisdiction versus the ordinary civil remedy. Not every grievance is a writ; where a writ is the right vehicle, we make sure the case is presented with clarity, precision and appropriate authorities.
Typical matters we handle
- Writ Petitions (Article 226)
- Public Interest Litigation
- Statutory Challenges
- Habeas Corpus