Satyam Dwivedi
Satyam Dwivedi
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Commercial Litigation

High-stakes contractual disputes before India's apex courts

Overview

Satyam Dwivedi is one of India's foremost commercial litigators, representing corporations, banks, and international clients in high-value contractual disputes, injunctions, enforcement proceedings, and complex civil matters. His litigation practice spans the Supreme Court of India, all major High Courts, and specialised tribunals.

Commercial litigation in India encompasses disputes arising from contractual breaches, enforcement of agreements, intellectual property infringement, regulatory challenges, and recovery proceedings between corporate entities. These matters are adjudicated before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts (Original Side and Appellate Side), Commercial Courts constituted under the Commercial Courts Act 2015, District Courts, Consumer Forums under the Consumer Protection Act 2019, and MSME Facilitation Councils under the MSME Development Act 2006. Key statutes governing commercial disputes include the Indian Contract Act 1872, Specific Relief Act 1963, Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996, Code of Civil Procedure 1908, and the Commercial Courts Act 2015. Clients typically face protracted litigation timelines, the risk of adverse interim orders, challenges in enforcement of decrees, and complexity in multi-jurisdictional proceedings. A specialist litigation counsel is essential to navigate procedural strategy, secure urgent injunctive relief, and manage appeals effectively. Satyam Dwivedi, trained at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas and L&L Partners and recognised by BW Legal World as a Top 30 Under 30 lawyer, brings deep courtroom experience across the Supreme Court, multiple High Courts, and specialised tribunals to deliver results in high-stakes commercial disputes.

What We Do

Services in Commercial Litigation

01Complex contractual disputes and commercial suits
02Injunctions — interim, ad-interim, and permanent
03Enforcement of arbitral awards under Section 34 and Section 36 (Arbitration Act)
04Letter Patent Appeals and intra-court appeals
05Writ petitions before High Courts (TRAI, regulatory matters)
06Consumer disputes — state and national forums
07Construction, EPC, and MSME Act disputes
08Intellectual Property Rights litigation — trademark infringement suits
09Cheque dishonour and negotiable instruments matters
10Employment and wrongful termination disputes
11Execution petitions and attachment proceedings
Courts & Forums

Where We Appear

Supreme Court of IndiaDelhi High CourtBombay High CourtKerala High CourtGujarat High CourtTrial Courts (Delhi, Mumbai)National Consumer Disputes Redressal CommissionState Consumer ForumsMSME Facilitation Councils
Track Record

Notable Matters in Commercial Litigation

01

Managed pan-India litigation across 3 states — over 500 matters through a network of 100+ local counsel

02

Resisted a Letter Patent Appeal at Delhi High Court on IRDA (Discontinued Linked Insurance Policies) Regulations 2010

03

Represented construction companies before Supreme Court on retrospective applicability of the MSME Act

04

Secured injunctions on properties and bank accounts in enforcement proceedings under Section 36

05

Filed and argued multiple Section 34 petitions; prepared execution petitions for enforcement of arbitral awards

06

Drafted Counter Affidavit and Cross-SLPs in commercial property disputes (Hindu Succession Amendment Act 2005)

07

Filed Writ Petitions on TRAI powers before Kerala and Gujarat High Courts

FAQ

Questions on Commercial Litigation

What types of commercial disputes does Satyam Dwivedi handle?

Satyam handles complex contractual disputes, injunctions, enforcement proceedings, EPC disputes, IP litigation, employment disputes, and writ petitions across all major High Courts and the Supreme Court of India.

Does Satyam appear before the Supreme Court of India?

Yes. Satyam regularly appears before the Supreme Court of India, including in SLPs, cross-SLPs, and constitutional matters involving regulatory bodies such as TRAI and IRDA.

How long does commercial litigation typically take in Indian courts?

Commercial suits in India can take 3 to 7 years at the trial court level, with appeals adding further time. However, the Commercial Courts Act 2015 mandates expedited timelines with case management hearings and a 120-day window for filing written statements. Satyam Dwivedi advises on litigation strategy designed to secure early interim relief and push for expedited disposal.

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