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Founder’s Vision
A Practice Shaped by Law, Integrity, and Due Process
Legal practice is guided by the constitutional understanding that Law is an instrument of Justice, Equality, and ordered Liberty. Law is not viewed merely as a collection of rules or procedures, but as a structured mechanism to ensure fairness, accountability, and equal protection—interpreted in consistency with the legislature’s true intent.
The practice is founded on disciplined factual analysis, precise application of law to facts, procedural clarity, correct jurisdictional invocation, and responsible presentation before Courts and Statutory Forums. Every professional engagement is undertaken with focus and rigour, combining careful legal reasoning, meticulous drafting, and principled representation, guided by statutory frameworks and binding judicial precedent.
Equal importance is placed on continuous adaptation to procedural reforms, evolving litigation techniques, and the responsible use of modern tools and technology, in step with the dynamic development of law. Innovation is embraced only as a means to strengthen legal practice—without compromising professional discipline, ethical responsibility, or institutional decorum.
Modern legal practice must align with systemic transitions in the justice delivery process. Advocacy has evolved from bulky physical files to structured electronic records and secure e-filings; from exclusive dependence on physical libraries to comprehensive digital legal research platforms; and from purely physical court appearances to structured virtual hearings conducted with institutional discipline. These transitions have enhanced efficiency, accessibility, and continuity in legal proceedings.
Alongside professional engagement, responsible advocacy must recognise the importance of legal awareness and pro bono contribution, acknowledging that access to legal knowledge is intrinsic to access to justice. The pursuit of law, in this sense, remains inseparable from its larger social and constitutional role.
History, Evolution and Experience
2001 — Foundation
Advocate Anuj Gupta, a first-generation advocate, enrolled with the Bar Council of Delhi in 2001 and commenced independent legal practice in Delhi under the name Anuj Gupta & Associates. The practice was initially undertaken from the founder’s residence, with an emphasis on disciplined legal reasoning, procedural clarity, and structured application of law to facts.
2001–2013 — Professional Development Across Forums
During this period, the practice engaged in civil, commercial, family law, and writ matters before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, District Courts, and various tribunals. This phase contributed to steady exposure across multiple forums and procedural regimes, strengthening the practice’s ability to assess facts, apply law with precision, and present matters responsibly before courts and statutory authorities.
2004 — Chamber at Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi
In 2004, the practice expanded by establishing a Chamber at Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi. Over time, the practice developed through the collective efforts of advocates and legal professionals who associated with it at various stages, contributing to its professional functioning in alignment with its guiding principles and values.
2014 — Reconstitution
In 2014, with Advocate Pinki Aggarwal associating with the practice, Anuj Gupta & Associates underwent reconstitution and began functioning as Aggarwal Gupta & Associates. This transition reflected organisational consolidation and an expansion of professional responsibilities, including wider advisory and representational work across multiple legal domains.
2014 onwards — Expanded Engagement and Digital Transition
Professional engagement during this phase extended across commercial litigation, arbitration, corporate advisory, consumer disputes, and family law matters before multiple forums. In parallel, the practice aligned itself with systemic transitions in the justice delivery process—moving from bulky physical records to structured electronic files and secure e-filings, integrating digital legal research platforms, and participating in both physical and virtual court proceedings with institutional discipline—supporting continuity, accessibility, and procedural efficiency.
2014 — Designation as Government Pleader (Union of India), Delhi High Court
In 2014, Advocate Anuj Gupta was designated as Government Pleader on the panel of the Union of India for matters before the Delhi High Court, handling representational work within the applicable legal and procedural framework.
2015 — Statutory / Regulatory Engagement
The scope of professional engagement extended to matters concerning the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA), involving representation within specialised statutory and regulatory frameworks, as applicable.
2019–2025 — Senior Panel Counsel (Union of India), Delhi High Court
From 2019 till 2025, Advocate Anuj Gupta served as Senior Panel Counsel for the Union of India before the Delhi High Court, continuing professional responsibilities in matters involving governmental representation, in accordance with applicable legal and professional norms.
2020–2021 — Legal Aid Engagement
Between 2020 and 2021, Advocate Anuj Gupta was associated with the High Court of Delhi (Middle Income Group) Legal Aid Society, contributing to legal aid work in accordance with the objectives and framework of the Society.
2020 onwards — Wider Professional Engagement
From 2020 onwards, the practice has been involved in matters concerning parties across jurisdictions, including matters having national and cross-jurisdictional dimensions, while maintaining professional discipline in accordance with applicable legal and professional standards.
2025 — Physical Expansion
The practice strengthened its institutional presence with offices at Defence Colony (Head Office), Tis Hazari Courts, and Ramprastha Colony, Ghaziabad (U.P.), consolidating infrastructure to support advisory, drafting, and court-facing work across forums.
Present
Aggarwal Gupta & Associates continues to function as a legal practice engaged in advisory, drafting, and representational work before the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, District Courts, tribunals, and statutory forums, guided by statutory mandates, binding judicial precedent, and the enduring constitutional principles of justice, equality, and due process.
Team
Anuj Gupta
Advocate D/1556/2001 - Founder
Pinki Aggarwal
Advocate D/2092/2014
Naveen Kumar
Advocate D/8794/2019
Saguna Gupta
Advocate D/12119/2022
Aditi Sharma
Advocate D/3176/2022
Daksh Sharma
Advocate D/4842/2022
Suraj Tyagi
Intern
Raj Kumar
Office Clerk
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Modes of professional interaction may vary depending on the nature of the matter and practical requirements. Certain matters may require in-person meetings, while preliminary discussions may be possible through electronic or remote means, subject to feasibility.
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How are professional fees determined?
Professional fees are determined on a case-to-case basis, depending on factors such as the nature of the matter, complexity involved, stage of proceedings, and time requirements. Fees are discussed at the time of formal engagement.
Are alternative dispute resolution mechanisms considered before litigation?
Where legally permissible and appropriate, mechanisms such as negotiation, mediation, or arbitration may be explored as alternatives to litigation. The suitability of such mechanisms depends on the facts and legal framework of each matter.
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Does the practice guarantee outcomes or results in legal proceedings?
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