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Our expertise and spectrum of legal services spans civil, criminal, commercial and company law.
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Our Founder - Aditya Pratap

Aditya Pratap is an advocate and founder of Aditya Pratap Law Offices. He is a 2013 alumnus of the NALSAR University of Hyderabad from where he graduated in B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) and commenced his practice by enrolling as an Advocate with the Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa.

Aditya Pratap has an integrated expertise in law. He is an arguing counsel in the Bombay High Court. He also has a strong command over legal documentation and conveyancing and leads his team of lawyers at Aditya Pratap Law Offices to this effect.

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Our Areas of Practice, Expertise and Experience

Real Estate Law
Land Law
Civil Law
Business, Commerce and Contract Law
Environmental Law
Criminal Law

Our Latest Posts and Updates

Ghatkopar Hoarding Collapse – Adv. Aditya Pratap condemns rampant Municipal Corruption on Mirror Now TV Debate with Anchor Sneha Koshy

Ghatkopar Hoarding Collapse – Adv. Aditya Pratap condemns rampant Municipal Corruption on Mirror Now TV Debate with Anchor Sneha Koshy

Buyers’ right upheld in delay interest case

Buyers’ right upheld in delay interest case

Notice to Byculla Housing Project

Notice to Byculla Housing Project

REAT Maharashtra dismisses Builder’s Appeal challenging RERA Order – Interest for Delayed Possession Upheld – Aditya Pratap represented Flat-buyer Allottees:

REAT Maharashtra dismisses Builder’s Appeal challenging RERA Order – Interest for Delayed Possession Upheld – Aditya Pratap represented Flat-buyer Allottees:

Maharashtra Real Estate Appellate Tribunal dismisses Builder’s Appeals – Upholds Homebuyers Right to Interest after 8-Year Legal Battle:

High Housing Prices are a Recipe for Social Discontentment and Aspirational Frustration

High Housing Prices are a Recipe for Social Discontentment and Aspirational Frustrat

Event at SBTU

Event at SBTU

A constitutional reassessment of India’s tribunal system: Insights from the Hon’ble Supreme Court’s judgment in Madras Bar Association v. Union of India, Writ Petition (C) No. 1018 of 2021.