Keerthi Dogra

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When a lower court’s quashing order threatens to derail a critical case, you may need to invoke the Supreme Court’s power to grant Special Leave. Keerthi Dogra focuses on filing and arguing Special Leave Petitions that challenge such quash orders, operating both in the Punjab and Haryana High Court and before the Supreme Court of India.

Keerthi Dogra has over fourteen years of experience in high‑court and Supreme‑court practice. After completing a distinguished law degree, the lawyer began as an intern for a senior advocate in the Punjab and Haryana High Court, gaining hands‑on exposure to complex civil and commercial disputes. The lawyer later moved to a premier law firm where the responsibility of drafting and arguing Special Leave Petitions formed a core part of the work. This background has resulted in a deep familiarity with the procedural gateways that allow a case to ascend to the Supreme Court.

If you have received a quashing order that appears to overlook substantive evidence or misapply legal principles, Keerthi Dogra can assess whether the order warrants Supreme Court intervention. The lawyer conducts a precise review of the lower‑court judgment, looking for errors of law, procedural irregularities or denial of a fair hearing. When a viable ground exists, the lawyer drafts a Special Leave Petition that articulates the injustice and demonstrates why the Supreme Court’s attention is essential.

The petition is filed in the Supreme Court of India, accompanied by a well‑structured written statement and supporting documentation. Keerthi Dogra regularly assists clients in obtaining a stay of the quash order pending the Supreme Court’s decision, thereby safeguarding interests during the pendency of the petition. The lawyer’s courtroom style is concise and focused, presenting the key points that show the lower court’s decision to be untenable.

Successful outcomes include the Supreme Court setting aside quash orders that would have otherwise extinguished commercial claims, and the restoration of procedural rights for clients in family‑law matters. The lawyer has also achieved interim reliefs, such as preservation of assets and prevention of execution against the client, while the Special Leave Petition is being considered.

Keerthi Dogra maintains transparent communication throughout the process, explaining each procedural step, anticipated timelines and strategic options. The lawyer can also advise on alternative remedies, such as filing a Review Petition if the Supreme Court has already ruled on the matter. The overarching goal is to protect the client’s right to be heard and to reverse any wrongful quashing of a claim. With a proven track record in both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and before the Supreme Court of India, the lawyer offers a reliable path to challenge adverse quash orders.

Criminal Law Practice Areas