Aniket Tyagi
Advocate
Profile
A decade at the bar, across three High Courts.
Government Pleader for the Central Government before the High Court of Delhi, and a panelist with the East District Legal Services Authority since 2020.
Mr. Lavi Tyagi holds a master's degree in law and graduated in law from Chaudhary Charan Singh University. He relinquished provincial services in answer to a call to independent legal practice.
In the decade since, he has appeared in over five thousand matters before the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi, the Allahabad High Court, the Punjab & Haryana High Court at Chandigarh, and district courts across several states — petitions of every nature, for national, international, public, private and individual clients.
He also practises before the National Company Law Tribunal, New Delhi, advising companies under the Companies Act, the Arbitration Act, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and allied corporate enactments.
That span has produced particular depth in criminal matters, civil matters of every nature, land acquisition and consolidation, co-operative societies, contempt, NIA Act proceedings, constitutional writs, company matters, and service and education matters — together with an exacting command of court procedure and administrative practice.
Current Appointments
Offices presently held.
Presently
Government Pleader, Central Government
High Court of Delhi
Panelist · Since 2020
East District Legal Services Authority
District Legal Services Authority (DLSA), East District, Delhi
List of Government Panels
- Government Pleader, Central Government High Court of Delhi · Since 2021
- Legal Aid Counsel, East District, Delhi Delhi State Legal Services Authority · Since 2021
List of Private Company Panels
- Classical AirconLegal Advisor
- Rohan Infotech & Rohan InfocomLegal Advisor
- VMR TradersLegal Advisor
- SS TechnoLegal Advisor
- Ascend Bright TechnologyLegal Advisor
Mission
To argue every matter on its record.
A brief is accepted on the strength of its facts and the law that governs them. The chamber's obligation is to place that record before the court completely, accurately and on time — and to tell the client plainly what it will bear.
Vision
Counsel that is reachable, and prepared.
Litigation is slow and its language is unfamiliar. The chamber aims to be the practice a client can actually reach, in which the person arguing the matter is the person who read the file.
Education
Qualification
Post-graduate
Master's degree in Law (LL.M.)
Institution and year to be confirmed.
Graduation
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
Chaudhary Charan Singh University.
Enrolment
Enrolled as an Advocate
Bar Council enrolment details to be confirmed.
Beyond the Brief
Legal awareness and access.
Sessions conducted with the local administration on rights, procedure and remedy — for people who would otherwise meet the law only once it is too late.
Professional Values
How the chamber works.
Candour first
An honest assessment at the outset, including when litigation is not the wiser course.
Confidentiality
Client identity, instructions and documents are never discussed or published.
Preparation
The record is read in full before it is argued. There is no substitute.
Proportion
Costs and timelines are set against what the matter can realistically recover.
Accessibility
Clients hear about their own matter from the counsel conducting it.
Procedure
Most matters are won or lost on procedure long before they are argued on merits.
The Team
Counsel who appear alongside.
Advocates instructed on matters requiring additional appearance or specialist support.
Prabhjot Singh
Advocate
Prateek Sharma
Advocate
Rajan Jha
Advocate
Rajeev Yadav
Advocate
Richa Mishra
Advocate
Consultation
Discuss your matter in confidence.
An initial conversation establishes the facts, the forum and the realistic course available to you.