How We Can Help You
Service Matters & Court Martial
Skilled advocacy in service disputes and military law cases
Criminal Defense
Dedicated representation in trial courts for criminal matters
Civil Matters / Property Disputes
Strategic counsel to protect your rights and assets
Family Law
Compassionate support in divorce, custody, succession and inheritance issues
Taxation & GST Matters
Expert guidance on tax compliance, advisory and litigation to protect your business
Labour & Industrial
Practical advice on workforce policies, dispute resolution and labor law compliance
Arbitration & Contracts
Efficient dispute resolution and strong contract drafting to safeguard your interests
Corporate Compliance
Comprehensive support on governance, regulatory filings and legal compliance
Landmark Judgements
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Case No
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Title
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Brief Description
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WP (C ) 4455/2010
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Harishwar Dayal vs Union of India
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Full Bench decision of the CAT (PB) was challenged. CAT (PB) had refused interference in private respondent's promotion. Hon'ble HIgh Court quahsed the promotion of the private respondent which was earned by him by judicial intervention upto Hon'ble Apex Court.
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OA 802/2015 and other connected matters
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Col Mukul Dev vs Union of India
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Grant of Non Functional Upgradation to Armed Forces officers of all three services at par with Group 'A' civilian officers.
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OA 116/2011 (AFT Lucknow)
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Col Rajvir Singh vs Secretary Ministry of Defence
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Interpretation of date of commencement of period of limitation under section 122 of Army Act.
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OA 658/2008
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Rajesh Jain vs Union of India
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Cut off date for eligibility criteria was challenged in first round of litigation for appointment to the post of Judicial Member CESTAT and subsequent case was filed for correct computation of time and age of applicant.
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"CA 4/2014
(Full Bench at AFT Delhi)"
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Lt Col Mukul Dev vs Shri R. K. Mathur
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Full Bench Constituted to decide whether provisions of Contempt of Court under section 19 of the AFT Act can be invoked to get the judgements/ orders implemented by the Tribunal And Whether the AFT is a Court of Record
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CA 451/2015
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Union of India vs Brig DN Singh
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Promotion in Army. Whether the approving authority can change the recommendations of Selection Board without assigning any reasons
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Who We Are
R2A Legal Advisors puts clients first - protecting rights, securing futures and ensuring peace of mind.
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R2A Legal Advisors works with individuals facing personal legal challenges such as family, property or inheritance matters and entrepreneurs or professionals seeking reliable guidance. We provide advice and representation fully aligned with current laws, offering expert support in arbitration, dispute resolution and complex litigation. Our approach is tailored to each client’s unique situation, from first-time legal concerns to high-stakes cases.
We deal with cases such as sexual offences including rape or harassment, physical assault, theft, cheating, disobeying orders, abandoning duty, misuse of position and breaking military rules or procedures.
Yes, we provide legal guidance as per current laws, on contracts, compliance, taxation and more, while also representing clients in courts, tribunals and arbitration.
If your matter involves business law, family issues, property, taxation or service disputes, we’re here to help. We start with a consultation to understand your situation and outline the best path forward.
Simply contact us to schedule a consultation. We’ll explain timelines, fees and legal process upfront as well as support you throughout your case for complete transparency and confidence.
You can file a case at the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) for service-related issues such as promotions, transfers, pay, pensions, disciplinary actions, discharge or appeals against court-martial decisions. The AFT has jurisdiction over disputes involving armed forces personnel, whether serving or retired. Cases must typically be filed within six months of the contested order, but delays may be allowed if justified.
The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) handles service matters for civilian government employees, including postings, promotions, transfers and disciplinary actions. It is not empowered to hear court-martial appeals, which fall exclusively under the AFT.
Thus, armed forces personnel approach AFT for military service grievances and court-martial appeals, while civilian government employees may approach CAT for their service disputes.
This division ensures specialized and appropriate handling of service matters depending on the nature of the employee and issue.
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