Which courts sit at Chandigarh?

The Punjab & Haryana High Court sits at the Capitol Complex in Sector 1, and the District and Sessions Court of the Union Territory sits at Sector 43. Several tribunals and appellate authorities also sit at Chandigarh.

Can a matter arising elsewhere in Punjab or Haryana be heard at Chandigarh?

Yes. The Punjab & Haryana High Court exercises jurisdiction over both States and the Union Territory from its seat at Chandigarh, so appeals, revisions and writ petitions from any district may be heard here.

Is an in-person visit necessary to instruct an advocate?

An initial discussion can be held over the telephone. Papers may be sent in advance, and an in-person meeting is arranged where the matter requires it.

Advocate for Chandigarh

Union Territory of Chandigarh

Anmoldeep Singh Gill, Advocate, B.A. LL.B. (Hons.), Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, appears at Chandigarh before the Punjab & Haryana High Court and the District Courts of the Union Territory.

Courts and forums

Punjab & Haryana High Court, Capitol Complex, Sector 1
District and Sessions Court, Sector 43, Chandigarh
Central Administrative Tribunal, Chandigarh Bench
Tribunals and appellate authorities sitting at Chandigarh

Matters from Chandigarh

Chandigarh is the common seat of the High Court for Punjab, Haryana and the Union Territory, so a matter arising anywhere in the two States may finally be heard here in writ, appellate or supervisory jurisdiction.

Work at Chandigarh spans writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227, bail and quashing petitions, criminal appeals and revisions, service disputes, and first and second appeals in civil matters.

Practice areas in Chandigarh

Service Matters — Chandigarh01 Criminal Matters — Chandigarh02 Bail Matters — Chandigarh03 Civil Litigation — Chandigarh04 Constitutional Matters — Chandigarh05 Other Miscellaneous Matters — Chandigarh06

Other areas served

AmritsarMatters from the courts at Amritsar carried in appeal, revision and writ before the High Court.MajithaInstructions from Majitha and the surrounding tehsil, conducted at Amritsar and at Chandigarh.MohaliMatters before the District Courts at Mohali and the High Court a short distance away at Chandigarh.All areas served

Frequently asked questions

Which courts sit at Chandigarh?: The Punjab & Haryana High Court sits at the Capitol Complex in Sector 1, and the District and Sessions Court of the Union Territory sits at Sector 43. Several tribunals and appellate authorities also sit at Chandigarh.
Can a matter arising elsewhere in Punjab or Haryana be heard at Chandigarh?: Yes. The Punjab & Haryana High Court exercises jurisdiction over both States and the Union Territory from its seat at Chandigarh, so appeals, revisions and writ petitions from any district may be heard here.
Is an in-person visit necessary to instruct an advocate?: An initial discussion can be held over the telephone. Papers may be sent in advance, and an in-person meeting is arranged where the matter requires it.

Contact

ASG Associates

+91 97797 74243

Anmoldeep Singh Gill, Advocate
Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh

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