As an Advocate-on-Record Supreme Court of India, I maintain this platform to share structured legal writing, statutory commentary, and practical insights across various areas of law. The purpose of this website is to provide clear, reliable and well-researched information for students, professionals, and anyone seeking to understand legal principles, procedures and judicial developments.
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Profile
Prashant Kanha is an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India with over fourteen years of experience in litigation, legal advisory and dispute resolution. He began practice after completing his B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow, and enrolling with the Bar Council of Uttar Pradesh.
Over the years, he has appeared before the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts, Tribunals, Commissions and trial courts across the country. His work spans civil, commercial, taxation, criminal, service, real-estate and construction law matters, with significant experience in contractual disputes, regulatory litigation and statutory interpretation.
Prashant is also an Advocate-on-Roll with the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad and a member of the High Court Bar Association, Allahabad, the Supreme Court Bar Association, New Delhi, the Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association, and the Society of Construction Law, India. Since 2020, he has been a Partner at Redlaw Legal Services, advising private entities, multinational companies and several Central and State public-sector undertakings, including Maharatna companies, on complex legal matters.
Having cleared the Supreme Court’s Advocate-on-Record Examination, he is registered as an Advocate-on-Record with AOR Code 3126. His work is characterised by meticulous drafting, a structured approach to litigation strategy, and a rights-based perspective grounded in constitutional values. The practice name “Prashant Kanha” represents his professional identity, while the name on record remains “Prashant”.
He continues to advise and represent clients in a wide range of civil, criminal and commercial proceedings with a focus on clarity, procedural precision and principled advocacy.
Practice Areas
Supreme Court Practice
Special Leave Petitions (Civil and Criminal), Writ Petitions under Article 32, Civil and Criminal Appeals, Appeals from NCDRC, NCLAT, SAT etc, Transfer Petitions, Maritime Transfer Petitions, Review and Curative Petitions, and complete AOR-level scrutiny. Read more.
High Court Practice
Civil and criminal writs, bail matters, criminal and civil appeals, service matters, commercial disputes, injunctions, appellate work, and regulatory challenges before multiple High Courts, including advisory on strategy, drafting and execution of proceedings across jurisdictions.
Real Estate & Construction Law
Property due-diligence, title verification, apartment-law disputes, RERA matters, tenders and BOQ issues, construction and painting contracts, society–developer conflicts, and legal estate-management for residential and commercial properties.
Civil & Commercial Litigation
Contractual disputes, corporate disagreements, commercial recoveries, arbitration and mediation strategy, and regulatory litigation before courts, tribunals and statutory authorities.
Criminal & White-Collar Matters
Cases involving cheating, forgery, financial fraud and breach of trust, along with anticipatory bail, quashing, trial strategy and appellate review across trial courts, High Courts and the Supreme Court.
Constitutional & Administrative Law
Service disputes, delegated legislation, administrative decisions, and matters involving violation of natural justice and fundamental rights.
Purpose of This Website
This website is maintained exclusively for the purpose of sharing legal writing, statutory commentary and analytical notes on various areas of law. The material is intended to enhance public understanding of legal principles and procedural frameworks, and is not in the nature of advertisement, solicitation or legal advice.
Disclaimer & Consent
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