Brief to counsel for a writ petition, with the chronology and the synopsis
A single format from the Writ Petitions, When the High Court is the Right First Door pack. Article 226 · s.107 · s.83 · Rule 86A · s.116.
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- 13 September 2026
What it covers
- 1Brief to counsel for a writ petition, with the chronology and the synopsisArticle 226 · s.107 · s.83 · Rule 86A · s.116
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The first part of the format, as it downloads. Blanks are highlighted.
On the letterhead of the firm — the first document in the brief
To
[Counsel's name], [Senior Advocate / Advocate], [Chambers address]
Re: M/s [Client's name], GSTIN [Client's GSTIN] — proposed writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution against [the order of cancellation of registration in Form GST REG-19 dated ____ / the provisional attachment in Form GST DRC-22 dated ____ / the notice dated ____ / the notice in Form GST DRC-13 dated ____ / the blocking of the electronic credit ledger on ____ ]
1. WHAT COUNSEL IS ASKED TO DO, AND BY WHEN
Advise whether a petition under Article 226 is maintainable notwithstanding the statutory remedy, and on which gateway;
settle the petition and the interim application;
appear on mention and on admission;
advise on the conditions on which interim protection is likely to be granted, so that the client’s instructions can be taken in advance.
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