As the name suggests, Caveat India is a 24-hour service provider for filing caveat petitions in the Supreme Court of India. A qualified Advocate will file a Caveat Application on the Record of the Supreme Court of India. We guarantee that the caveat petition will be filed within the stipulated period of 24 hrs. Once the Caveat Petition is filed, we immediately inform you of any Petitions or Appeals that the opposite party may have filed.
Special leave petition in Supreme Court
A Special Leave Petition (SLP) can be filed at the Supreme Court within 90 days from the date of the judgment of a high court or within 60 days against the order of a high court refusing to grant the certificate of fitness for appeal to the Supreme Court. File special leave petition in supreme court at Caveat India. The Supreme Court of India has broad discretionary authority under Article 136 of the Indian Constitution to grant special leave to appeal.
Transfer petition in civil cases
A transfer petition in civil cases is a formal request to move a pending case from one court to another, often to a court with more convenient jurisdiction or to ensure a fair trial. Sections 22–25 of the Indian Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), which describes the procedure and grounds for transfer, mostly regulate this. Assuring a fair and impartial trial, facilitating the parties' convenience, or combining several cases that are proceeding in several courts are the main justifications for transfers.
Transfer petition procedure in India
The party requesting a transfer of the case must prepare a formal application outlining their arguments in order to submit a transfer petition. Transfer petitions procedure in India can be filed in the Supreme Court or the High Court. An affidavit outlining the facts and the party's justifications for requesting a transfer must be submitted with the application. Supporting documentation, including a copy of the first case filed, proof to present, and any other pertinent data, must also be provided by the party.
 The appellant-husband may submit that the wife who is the respondent was disrespectful towards his parents and told his mother that meals were to be prepared according to what's on her menu.