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SnS Partners
M/s. SnS Partners are the Law Firm situated at New Delhi, a group of Advocates, Solicitors, Company Secretaries and Chartered Accountants providing various legal services and taxation services to start-ups, entrepreneurs, companies and the businessman.
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“When you get hurt, you need someone on your side who understands how things work here.”
Why Choose SnS Partners?
Service Oriented Law Firm
We are a service oriented law firm. We focus on providing realistic expectations, and tangible results for each and every client.
Low Cost Consultation
We’re one of the few law firms to offer reasonable and flexible payment plans, which is affordable to anyone who want to secure their business as per law.
Best Legal Advice
Our experienced lawyers have been dedicated to providing individual and small business clients with informed and effective legal advice.
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We build trust, understand needs and provide solutions
Cultivating relationships
We believe that by truly understanding our clients and their unique needs, we can forge partnerships that lead to mutual success and growth.
Embodying respect
Respect is at the core of our interactions. Everyone we engage with, be it a client, colleague, or partner, is treated with respect and courtesy.
Delivering outcomes
We combine our legal expertise, unwavering dedication, and tireless effort to go above and beyond, ensuring that every client's expectations are met and surpassed.
Results
No matter how intricate your situation may be, we are unwavering in working tirelessly and diligently to achieve outcomes for you and your unique circumstances.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No, if a Foreign Company wants to start a business in India in the Form of a branch office or a liaison office or as a 100% subsidiary then it does not require an Indian partner in India. Such legal entities if started with the required permissions then they can legally repatriate the funds back to their country at any point of time. Only in the cases of Joint ventures Indian partner is required. In addition to that there are restrictions with regards to the permissibility of FDI in certain sectors. If it is a 100% automatic route, then approval of the Government to start the business is not necessary. In such automatic route cases paper work to be done through the dealer and to be approved by the Reserve Bank of India.
We do not charge any fee for first consultation if the consultation is given over email or telephone. If the personal consultation is done then the fee will be on the basis of the time spent on the matter.
An individual can directly approach the Supreme Court of India without seeking for a remedy in a lower Court or in a High Court, only when he is able to establish that one or more the fundamental rights guaranteed to that person under the Constitution of India is violated by the Government/State.
Yes, an individual can directly approach the Supreme Court of India without seeking for a remedy in a lower Court or in a High Court, only when he is able to establish that one or more the fundamental rights guaranteed to that person under the Constitution of India is violated by the Government/State.
No, because the Family Courts are in the category of District Courts. Hence the orders of the family Courts or District courts either granting or rejecting the divorce can be Appealed to the respective High Court only.
Many short matters are decided in 3 months’ time if it is a long matter it might take upto three years.
Normally from the date of filing Supreme Court hears the case for admission in about 15 days. If the case gets admitted the 2nd hearing takes place after about 3 months. In this three months’ time the opposite parties need to be served. Many cases are disposed off in the 2nd or third hearing. If the Court feels that the case requires detailed consideration then it might grant leave in that case. Leave granted matters, as per the current situation are listed for final hearing after 3 years.