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LEGAL SERVICES IN SUPREME COURT
SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION
SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION
SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION
When every appeal ends, the Supreme Court begins.
A Special Leave Petition allows you to appeal directly before the Supreme Court of India against any judgment or order of a High Court or Tribunal.
It’s the final opportunity to seek justice when all other legal remedies have been exhausted.
At Amrita Verma & Associates, we specialize in drafting and arguing SLPs with precision, ensuring your matter receives the attention and advocacy it deserves at the highest level of justice.
Because one last chance can change everything.
WRIT PETITION
SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION
SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION
Because your rights deserve protection.
A Writ Petition is a powerful constitutional remedy that allows any citizen to approach the Supreme Court of India (under Article 32) or a High Court (under Article 226) to enforce their Fundamental Rights guaranteed by the Constitution.
When government authorities, institutions, or individuals act illegally, arbitrarily, or unconstitutionally, the Supreme Court can enforce justice through the issuance of writs.
TRANSFER PETITION
SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION
TRANSFER PETITION
When impartiality or convenience demands, justice can be moved.
A Transfer Petition empowers a litigant to request the Supreme Court of India to transfer a case from one court to another across different States or jurisdictions to ensure a fair, impartial, and convenient hearing.
Under Section 25 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) and Section 407 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) (which replaces Section 406 of the CrPC), the Supreme Court retains the exclusive authority to transfer both civil and criminal matters between courts anywhere in India.
PIL
SPECIAL LEAVE PETITION
TRANSFER PETITION
When justice speaks for all, not just for one.
A Public Interest Litigation (PIL) is a powerful constitutional tool that allows any individual, organization, or citizen to approach the Supreme Court of India (under Article 32) or a High Court (under Article 226) for the protection of public rights, social justice, and constitutional governance.
It empowers the Court to intervene in matters affecting the public at large, especially when individuals or communities are unable to access justice themselves.
CIVIL APPEAL
SENTENCE REDUCTION & DEATH PENALTY
CIVIL APPEAL
When the decision isn’t final, the Supreme Court stands ready.
A Civil Appeal before the Supreme Court of India allows a party to challenge a judgment, decree, or order passed by a High Court, Tribunal, or subordinate court in any civil matter.
Under Articles 132 to 134 of the Constitution of India and relevant procedural laws, the Supreme Court serves as the highest appellate authority, ensuring that justice is not lost due to legal or factual errors made by lower courts.
FIR QUASHING
SENTENCE REDUCTION & DEATH PENALTY
CIVIL APPEAL
Because justice must protect the innocent, not punish them.
A petition for FIR Quashing before the Supreme Court of India (under Article 32 of the Constitution) or the High Court (under Section 482 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 BNSS) seeks to cancel or nullify a false, frivolous, or legally unsustainable criminal case (FIR) filed against an individual.
This remedy protects citizens from abuse of the legal process, false implications, and harassment through baseless criminal proceedings.
BAIL MATTERS
SENTENCE REDUCTION & DEATH PENALTY
SENTENCE REDUCTION & DEATH PENALTY
Because freedom should never wait for justice.
A Bail Petition before the Supreme Court of India is a constitutional remedy for protecting an individual’s fundamental right to liberty under Article 21 of the Constitution.
It seeks temporary or permanent release of a person accused or arrested in a criminal case while ensuring that the investigation and trial proceed lawfully.
Under the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) replacing the CrPC, the right to seek bail is recognized as an essential safeguard against arbitrary arrest and prolonged detention.
SENTENCE REDUCTION & DEATH PENALTY
SENTENCE REDUCTION & DEATH PENALTY
SENTENCE REDUCTION & DEATH PENALTY
Because every life deserves fairness, compassion, and a second chance.
The Supreme Court of India has the ultimate authority to review, commute, or reduce sentences, including death penalty convictions, where there are errors in judgment, mitigating circumstances, or humanitarian grounds.
A Sentence Reduction Petition or Death Penalty Appeal seeks to ensure that justice is not merely punitive, but balanced with mercy and due process, in accordance with the Constitutional right to life under Article 21.
SERVICE CASES
SERVICE CASES
SERVICE CASES
Because every public servant deserves fairness and dignity in service.
A Service Case before the Supreme Court of India involves disputes relating to employment, promotions, transfers, disciplinary actions, pension, or termination of government and public sector employees.
These matters are crucial because they affect not only the individual’s career and livelihood but also the integrity and accountability of public administration.
Under the Constitution of India, service-related disputes can be challenged before Tribunals, High Courts, and ultimately, the Supreme Court, when fundamental rights or principles of natural justice are violated.
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SERVICE CASES
SERVICE CASES
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About Amrita Verma and Associates
Journey
Advocating Justice with Integrity, Precision, and Purpose
Advocate Amrita Verma is a distinguished Supreme Court lawyer and the founder of Amrita Verma & Associates. A graduate of the prestigious National Law University, she holds both an Honours Degree in Law and a Master’s in Constitutional Law, reflecting her deep academic grounding and passion for constitutional principles.
As one of the youngest female advocates to practice independently before the Supreme Court of India, without a prior legal lineage, she represents the modern face of the Indian Bar defined by merit, hard work, and unrelenting commitment to justice.
Driven by her belief that the law is a powerful instrument of change, Advocate Verma combines intellectual rigour with empathy to deliver exceptional advocacy and sound legal counsel. Her practice encompasses a broad spectrum of constitutional, civil, criminal, and appellate matters, with a focus on upholding rights, fairness, and accountability.
“For me, every case is more than a file , it’s a voice seeking fairness, and a duty to ensure justice prevails.”
Through her firm, she continues to build a reputation for excellence, clarity, and unwavering integrity, serving clients with professionalism and compassion at the highest court of the nation.
Our Vision
At Amrita Verma & Associates, our vision is to create a trusted platform where individuals can access reliable, practical, and insightful legal information with ease.
We believe that justice begins with awareness, and that knowledge should be accessible to everyone, not limited by complexity or circumstance.
This belief drives us to continuously evolve, ensuring that our guidance remains relevant, clear, and empowering for all who seek to understand and uphold their rights.
“Empowering people through knowledge, and guiding them with integrity, that is the foundation of our vision.”
Our Expertise
Reportable Supreme Court judgments
- Aish Mohammad v. State of Haryana & Ors.
- Citation: 2023 INSC 578
- Case: Civil Appeal No. 4044 of 2023
- Decided: 14 June 2023
- Subject: Police service, adverse ACRs, statutory review powers and compulsory retirement
- Advocate Amrita Verma appeared for the State respondents.
- The judgment is expressly marked REPORTABLE. Judgment and appearance details
- Pradeep v. State of Haryana
- Citation: 2023 INSC 599
- Case: Criminal Appeal No. 553 of 2012
- Decided: 5 July 2023
- Subject: Reliability and competency of a child witness, possibility of tutoring and evidentiary deficiencies
- Advocate Amrita Verma appeared for the respondent-State.
- The judgment is expressly marked REPORTABLE. Judgment details
Major or landmark public-law matters
These are significant constitutional or public-interest proceedings in which Supreme Court records show her appearance as part of the concerned legal team:
- In Re: Problems and Miseries of Migrant Labourers
- MA No. 94/2022 in SMW(C) No. 6/2020
- Concerned migrant workers’ welfare, registration and implementation of governmental relief measures. Official Supreme Court order
- In Re: Children in Street Situations
- SMW(C) No. 6/2021
- Concerned identification, rehabilitation, education and protection of children living or working on the streets. Official Supreme Court order
- Paramvir Singh Saini v. Baljit Singh — CCTV compliance proceedings
- Concerned implementation of CCTV safeguards in police stations and offices of investigating agencies.
- Her appearance is recorded in later compliance proceedings concerning implementation of the Court’s directions.
- In Re: Inaction of Governments in Appointing Members and Staff of Consumer Commissions
- SMW(C) No. 2/2021
- Concerned vacancies and inadequate infrastructure in District and State Consumer Commissions. Recorded proceedings
- M.C. Mehta v. Union of India
- Continuing environmental proceedings involving pollution and environmental governance.
- Supreme Court proceedings record Advocate Amrita Verma’s appearance as part of the counsel team. Recorded proceedings
- State of Haryana v. Arrive Safe Society of Chandigarh
- SLP(C) No. 9046/2019
- Matter appeared before a three-judge Bench headed by the Chief Justice.
- Her appearance for the State of Haryana is recorded in the proceedings. Supreme Court record
Other Notable Recorded Supreme Court Matters
Archana Jha v. State of Chhattisgarh & Anr.
SLP(Crl.) Diary No. 9358/2025
Notice issued; the Bench expressly appreciated Advocate Amrita Verma’s efforts. Official order
Himanshi v. Neeraj
TP(C) No. 2346/2024
Transfer petition allowed. Official order
Priyanka Yadav v. Ram Kumar Yerukula
TP(Crl.) No. 993/2024 with TP(C) No. 3091/2024
Matrimonial settlement recorded; connected civil and criminal proceedings brought to an end. Order
Lalit & Anr. v. State of Haryana & Anr.
Criminal Appeal No. 1130/2023
Appeal allowed and anticipatory bail granted. Order
Sunita Devi v. State of Haryana
Decided 2 December 2022
High Court order set aside and appellants directed to be enlarged on bail.
Arawali Power Company matters
SLP(C) Nos. 22664, 24284 and 23361/2022
Her appearance for the respondent-State is specifically recorded. Official office report
State of Uttar Pradesh v. Dhampur Sugar Mills Ltd.
SLP(C) No. 4806/2023
Appearance recorded for the State of Uttar Pradesh. Supreme Court proceedings
Sabitha Mandal v. Vinay Mandal
TP(C) No. 2347/2024
Notice issued and matrimonial proceedings stayed.
Rinika Khattar v. State of Haryana
Transfer proceedings
Transfer petition allowed.
Sulakshana Bajaj v. State of Punjab
Transfer proceedings, 31 January 2025
Appearance recorded for the petitioner. Order
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Advocate Amrita Verma has appeared in more than 1,000 Supreme Court matters, including reportable judgments, major suo motu public-interest proceedings, criminal appeals, service matters and matrimonial transfer petitions.
Advocate Amrita Verma was appointed by the Supreme Court of India as Amicus Curiae for Respondent No. 6 in Shobha Vasant Bhoir & Ors. v. Soni @ Vandana Gurumukhdas Jagiasi & Ors., SLP (C) No. 27748/2025, subsequently decided as Civil Appeal No. 8738/2026.
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