Administrative & Service Law
Locations
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Chamber at Rohini Court Complex, Delhi
See address
Advocate Himanshi bhardwaj, Chamber no - 419-A, 4th floor, Lawyers Chamber Block, Rohini Court Complex, Outer Ring Rd, Block D, Sector 14, Rohini, New Delhi, Delhi, 110085, India
consults near Pitampura, Prashant Vihar, Haiderpur, Saraswati Vihar, Rohini East Metro, Madhuban Chowk
Represents clients in Panchkula, Haryana
See address
Panchkula, Panchkula, Haryana, India
consults near Chandigarh, Zirakpur, Mohali, Manimajra, Pinjore, Kalka
Represents clients across Delhi NCR
National Capital Region
I help government employees in Delhi with legal issues like job disputes, promotions, pay, transfers, and disciplinary actions, representing them from the tribunal up to the High Court and Supreme Court.
Pricing Guide
Service Law Legal Consultation
Pre-Consultation Analysis
- Document Review: Preliminary study of digitally shared documents (up to 50 pages) including Impugned Orders, Termination/Suspension notices, Seniority Lists, or ACRs.
- Limitation Check: Verification of dates against the Limitation Act to ensure the case is valid for the tribunal.
The Consultation Session
- Duration: 45 to 60 Minutes of dedicated 1-on-1 time (Virtual or In-Chamber).
- Merit Assessment: Evaluation of success probability and a reality check on whether the case is actionable.
- Procedural Roadmap: Explanation of the specific hierarchy of remedies (Representation -> CAT -> High Court).
Deliverables
- Strategy Summary: Verbal summary of relevant legal sections (e.g., CCS CCA Rules, 1965) applicable to the defense.
- Fee Quote: Custom quotation for the full litigation if the case is deemed actionable.
Show Cause Notice & Charge Sheet Reply
Analysis & Defense Strategy
- Charge Sheet Dissection: Detailed reading of the 'Articles of Charge' and 'Statement of Imputations' served by the disciplinary authority.
- Evidence Correlation: Matching provided proofs (emails, attendance logs, approvals) against specific allegations.
Drafting Process
- Point-Wise Rebuttal: Structured 8-15 page legal reply addressing every paragraph of the notice.
- Procedural Objections: Highlighting missed steps by the department (e.g., bias, non-supply of documents) to build a legal base.
- Tone: Formal administrative legal language designed to appeal to the authority while setting up future court arguments.
Final Output
- Files: Final draft provided in PDF and editable Word format.
- Submission Guide: Instructions on obtaining a valid 'Receiving Copy' (Dak receipt) for proof of submission.
Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Case Filing
Legal Drafting & Research
- Petition Structure: Drafting of the Main Petition (20-40 pages), Synopsis, and List of Dates highlighting the injustice.
- Research: Citing relevant judgments from the Supreme Court and CAT Principal Bench.
- Interim Relief: Drafting a separate application to seek a stay on the operation of the order (e.g., stopping a transfer).
Clerkage & Logistics
- Paperwork: High-quality printing on legal-size Green Ledger Paper with double spacing.
- Compilation: Preparation of 4 complete sets (Court, Opposing Counsel, Client, Office Copy) including indexing, flagging, and cloth binding.
- Fees: Includes standard court fee stamps and Advocate Welfare Stamps.
Court Representation
- Filing: Physical or E-filing at the CAT Registry and curing of any registry defects.
- Admission Hearing: Appearance by the counsel on the first hearing date to argue for case admission and issuance of Notice.
About Administrative & Service Law
Why I Chose This Path
Law isn’t just my job - it’s something I live and feel, every day. As a first-generation lawyer, there’ve been tough days. But Administrative & Service Law, with its tangled mix of rules and real people’s lives, keeps me going. Those moments when someone's career or rights are on the line - that’s where I show up with full conviction.
What I Do
- Handle cases about government employment disputes, promotions, seniority, pay scale, or unfair transfers
- Represent clients before the Central Administrative Tribunal (yeh CAT ka kaam hai - main Delhi waalon ke cases zyada leti hoon) [this is CAT work, I mainly take up Delhi cases]
- Stand with folks facing disciplinary proceedings, unfair terminations, or any order that just doesn’t feel right
- Go with you from the tribunal up to the Delhi High Court or Supreme Court if things get that far
Where You’ll Find Me
- Supreme Court of India
- Delhi High Court
- Central Administrative Tribunal (Principal Bench)
- Rohini District Court
- Sometimes in and around Panchkula too
Real Talk
I won’t promise miracles, but I do promise to fight for what’s fair. If you’re a government employee tangled up in service conditions legal help or trying to challenge disciplinary proceedings, I get how high the stakes are. My journey is still new, but I’m all in for yours too.
Meet your Expert
Himanshi
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My Story
Funny how life flips, right? Used to be that quiet girl, barely spoke up in college. Now, here I am, arguing in courtrooms. Shayari is my escape, my own words, my own therapy. Lafzon ka nahi, mohabbat ehsaason ka aashiyana hai (Love’s not just words, it’s a feeling). Faith’s my anchor. Honestly, I’ve probably talked more to Shiv ji than to people. Simple joys keep me going – mountains, old songs, and living each day as it comes. Zindagi badi honi chahiye, lambi nahi (Life should be grand, not just long).
My Work
Criminal Law Advocate in Delhi - I take up criminal cases at District Courts, High Court, and Supreme Court. Waqt, jazbaat, vakaalat - that’s my work.
First-generation Criminal Lawyer - Never planned to be a lawyer. Six tough years, wanted to quit, but here I am. Worth it.
Conviction in Legal Practice - I don’t bend over backwards for everyone. I fight with heart and conviction, not just ideas.
