Saira Maddala

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If a trial court in Chandigarh has issued an order that continues to haunt you, you may wonder whether a higher authority can step in and set it aside. Saira Maddala focuses on filing review petitions before the Supreme Court of India that target such lingering judgments and strives to achieve a definitive quash.

A review petition is a special remedy that asks the Supreme Court to re‑examine its own decision on the grounds that a material error, new evidence or a significant procedural lapse was overlooked. Saira knows exactly how to frame those grounds, linking them to the specific provisions of the Constitution and the Criminal Procedure Code where appropriate. By highlighting how the original decree contradicts established law, the lawyer persuades the bench that justice demands a fresh look.

With more than a decade of practice before both the Punjab and Haryana High Court and the Supreme Court, Saira has prepared dozens of review petitions that resulted in the Supreme Court setting aside or modifying lower‑court orders. The lawyer’s portfolio includes high‑profile criminal convictions, commercial disputes and family law judgments where the original decree was based on an incomplete record. Clients repeatedly note the lawyer’s calm demeanor and ability to simplify complex procedural arguments.

The process begins with a thorough audit of the case file. Saira examines the judgment, the record of evidence, and any subsequent developments that were not considered. When new evidence emerges—such as a forensic report that contradicts an earlier expert opinion—the lawyer files a supplementary affidavit and requests that the Supreme Court admit it as ground for review. The lawyer also scrutinizes whether the lower court complied with its duty to give a fair hearing, a factor that can be decisive in a quash.

Saira’s review work covers a broad spectrum. In criminal matters, the lawyer challenges convictions that rest on improperly recorded confessions or on a misapplication of the Evidence Act. In civil and commercial disputes, the lawyer highlights procedural irregularities, such as failure to issue proper notice or to consider a mandatory arbitration award. In matrimonial cases, the lawyer can argue that the lower court ignored statutory protections for the spouse, thereby justifying a Supreme Court review.

Clients who have approached Saira appreciate the lawyer’s regular briefings after each hearing, the clear explanation of legal costs and the realistic assessment of success probabilities. The lawyer also prepares clients for possible outcomes, whether that means a full quash, a modification of the original order or a directive for a fresh trial. When the Supreme Court grants a review, the resulting order can erase the stigma of a prior judgment and open the door to restitution or compensation.

When you face a judgment that feels unfair or illegal, Saira Maddala can explain the Supreme Court review process, draft a precise petition and present a compelling argument before the nation’s highest bench. The lawyer’s proven track record shows that a well‑crafted review can turn a damaging decree into a fresh opportunity for justice.

Criminal Law Practice Areas