Corporate & Business
Shareholder Disputes
Shareholder disputes arise when the owners of a company fall out over control, profits, unfair treatment of smaller shareholders, or how the business is being run. A verified advocate can review your shareholding, the company's agreements and articles, and advise on remedies, whether through negotiation, a formal notice, or approaching the appropriate authority or tribunal. They work to protect your stake and your rights as a shareholder.
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Documents that help
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- Certificate of incorporation or registration
- Memorandum and articles of association or partnership deed
- The contract or draft agreement in question
- Board or shareholder resolutions, if any
- Correspondence, invoices or notices related to the matter
- Shareholding or ownership details
Consultation types
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Office consultationMeet an advocate at the relevant office or location, where available.
Physical visitRequest on-ground legal assistance where the service and location support it.
Common questions
Corporate & Business — quick answers
Can you draft and review contracts quickly?
Yes — most contract turnarounds are within 1–3 days, faster for urgent matters.
Do you help with company incorporation?
Yes — company/LLP incorporation and ongoing ROC/MCA compliance.
How are shareholder disputes resolved?
Through negotiation, the company's agreements, or before the NCLT/courts as appropriate.
Can you handle commercial litigation?
Yes — contract and business disputes, including recovery and injunctions.
What does it cost?
You see the advocate's fee upfront, with no hidden charges.
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