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Litigation & Regulatory Representation Services

Representation before the Supreme Court, High Courts, SEBI, RBI, SFIO and CBI — notices, investigations, hearings and appeals by verified advocates.

Litigation & Regulatory Representation covers the high-stakes matters a business or individual cannot afford to handle alone — appeals and writs before the Supreme Court and High Courts, and proceedings before financial regulators and investigating agencies such as SEBI, the RBI, the SFIO and the CBI.

WCP's verified advocates and Chartered Accountants prepare replies to show-cause notices and summons, build the factual and legal record, represent clients at hearings and in investigations, and take matters up on appeal.

What is covered:

  • Supreme Court and High Court matters
  • SEBI proceedings, settlements and appeals
  • RBI matters and FEMA compounding
  • SFIO and CBI investigations
  • FDI-related regulatory matters

In regulatory matters, the first reply to a notice or summons often shapes the whole case, so advice is best taken before responding.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I appeal a SEBI order?
Yes, to the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT), and from SAT to the Supreme Court on questions of law.
What should I do on receiving an SFIO or CBI summons?
Take legal advice before appearing, prepare the documents sought, and be truthful and consistent; protection from coercive action can be sought where justified.
What is a SEBI settlement?
A process under the SEBI (Settlement Proceedings) Regulations, 2018 to settle certain proceedings by paying a settlement amount without admitting or denying findings.
When can a matter go directly to the Supreme Court?
Through a writ petition under Article 32 for fundamental-rights violations; otherwise usually by special leave petition against High Court or tribunal orders.
Can FEMA contraventions be compounded?
Yes. Most contraventions can be compounded with the RBI on payment of a compounding amount, closing the matter.
Do chartered accountants represent before regulators?
CAs commonly represent clients before tax authorities and assist in regulatory matters; advocates represent before courts.

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