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A Jaipur chambers appearing before the Rajasthan High Court, the NCLT, the DRT and allied forums — offering measured counsel in litigation, corporate advisory and dispute resolution.The Chambers
Measured counsel.
Meticulous advocacy.
Bharat Kaushik, Advocate — Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur
Bharat Kaushik
Advocate · Enrolment No. R/7504/2025 · Bar Council of Rajasthan
Bharat Kaushik is an advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Rajasthan, practising principally before the Rajasthan High Court at Jaipur. The chambers advises and appears in civil and commercial disputes, corporate and company law matters, debt recovery and insolvency proceedings, and land, revenue and tax litigation — together with select criminal and family law briefs.
Shaped by internships at the Supreme Court of India, in the chambers of an Additional Advocate General, and alongside a sitting judge of the Rajasthan High Court, the practice rests on exacting research, precise drafting and candid advice.
Education
B.B.A. LL.B. (Hons.)
Manipal University Jaipur
LL.M., Corporate Law
Manipal University Jaipur
Forums of Practice
- Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur Bench
- National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT)
- Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT)
- Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
- Commercial Courts & Arbitration Tribunals
- Sessions & District Courts, Jaipur
Research & Writing
Published in the JLSR Journal on privileged evidence; papers presented at the World Cyber Security Summit (2022), the International Conference on Human Rights & Gender Justice (2022) and Moscow State Law University (2022). His LL.M. dissertation (2026) examines the working mechanism of the Competition Commission of India through judicial pronouncements.
Beyond the Bar
Certified in mediation by NPTEL (IIT Roorkee) and in negotiation through Coursera. Founding member of the Pro Bono Club, a Department of Justice (Government of India) initiative, and former member of the university Legal Aid Clinic.
Areas of Practice
Eight chapters
of counsel.
The chambers maintains a deliberately focused practice; every engagement begins with an assessment of whether the matter falls within its competence.
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Civil and commercial disputes, writ petitions, counter-affidavits and statutory notices before courts and tribunals.
Corporate & Company Law
Counsel on company law, regulatory compliance and corporate governance for enterprises and their promoters.
Debt Recovery & Insolvency
Proceedings before the DRT and NCLT — recovery actions, corporate insolvency and creditor remedies.
Land, Revenue & Tax
Land and revenue litigation, tax disputes and challenges under administrative law.
Criminal Defence & Bail
Bail applications, FIR and quashing proceedings, and defence in sessions trials.
Family & Matrimonial Law
Matrimonial disputes, maintenance, proceedings under the Domestic Violence Act and guardianship.
Arbitration & ADR
Arbitration proceedings, mediation and the negotiated settlement of commercial conflicts.
Infrastructure & Regulatory
Advisory for infrastructure enterprises on contracts, compliance and court representation.
Notes & Insights
Writings from
the chambers.
Occasional notes on legal developments, research and questions of public interest — published for general information only.
Competition Law · 15 April 2026
Challenges in the Working Mechanism of the Competition Commission of India: A Study Through Judicial Pronouncements
Synopsis of the author's LL.M. dissertation (Manipal University Jaipur, 2026) on the structural challenges facing the CCI — jurisdictional overlap, judicially-shaped enforcement, and the digital economy.
Read the noteFamily Law · 10 December 2022
Live-in Relationships in India: Legal Position and Challenges
Adapted from a paper presented at the International Scientific Conference of Moscow State Law University (2022) on the evolving jurisprudence around live-in relationships.
Read the noteCyber Law · 20 November 2022
Cyber Fraud and Phishing: Legal Remedies for Victims
Based on a paper presented at the World Cyber Security Summit (2022) — immediate steps and statutory remedies available when phishing strikes.
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Court Chamber
370, E-Block, Rajasthan High Court
Jaipur, Rajasthan — 302005
Chambers (City)
Plot No. 81, Flat No. S-1, 21 South Colony
Shiv Path, Niwaru Road, Jhotwara, Jaipur — 302012
Telephone
+91 79760 36133
bharatrajkaushik@icloud.com
Consultation
By prior appointment only
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