Your Legal Partner · Serving clients since 2014
STK LEGAL Strive For Justice

Your Legal Partner · Since 2014

Practical legal advice.
Professional representation.
Personal attention.

STK Legal is a Dwarka, New Delhi law office founded in 2014 by Advocate Sarita Kanwar, providing legal advisory, drafting and representation services to individuals, financial institutions, businesses and corporate clients.

Recovery & DRT
Civil & Commercial
Property & Title
Arbitration
Practising since 2014
Advocate Sarita Kanwar Founder, STK Legal
Delhi High CourtWrits, appeals and petitions
District CourtsCivil and commercial suits
DRT & DRATRecovery and securitisation
Consumer CommissionsDistrict, State and National
Practising Since 2014Founded by Advocate Sarita Kanwar

About the firm

Careful preparation, clear communication, practical strategy

We believe that every legal matter requires careful preparation, clear communication and a practical strategy. Our approach is focused on understanding the client's concerns, protecting their legal rights and pursuing appropriate remedies before courts, tribunals and other authorities.

The office was founded in 2014 by Advocate Sarita Kanwar and has since acted for lenders, businesses and individual clients across Delhi and the NCR. Whether the matter is a stalled recovery, a disputed title, a notice received without warning or a contract that needs to hold up later, the office begins the same way — by setting out the position plainly, and then building the record to support it.

  • Every file is prepared and argued personally, not passed down a chain
  • Advice covers the likely timeline and cost, not only the legal position
  • Institutional and individual clients are given the same standard of attention
  • A practice built on repeat instructions and referrals since 2014

"A matter is won long before the hearing — in the documents, the pleadings and the sequence in which the facts are placed on record."

Advocate Sarita Kanwar
AdvisoryOpinions, retainer support and pre-litigation strategy
DraftingAgreements, deeds, notices, pleadings and affidavits
RepresentationCourts, tribunals, commissions and arbitral forums
ClientsIndividuals, lenders, businesses and corporates

Our core practice areas

Areas we advise and appear in

From first notice to final realisation — the office handles matters end to end, across the forums where they are decided.

Civil & Commercial Litigation

Suits, appeals, injunctions and interim applications before the civil and commercial courts of Delhi.

Banking & Financial Recovery

Recovery matters for banks, NBFCs and lenders — from demand notice through to realisation of security.

Debt Recovery Tribunal

Original applications, securitisation applications, appeals and interim relief before the DRT and DRAT.

Property & Title Verification

Chain of title, encumbrances, revenue records and approvals examined before a transaction closes.

Legal Search Reports

Search reports and mortgage opinions prepared for banks and financial institutions on offered security.

Consumer Disputes

Complaints and defences before the District, State and National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commissions.

Execution Proceedings

Enforcing decrees, recovery certificates and awards through attachment, sale and garnishee proceedings.

Contract & Document Drafting

Agreements, deeds, undertakings and affidavits drafted to hold up when they are eventually tested.

Legal Notices & Recovery

Notices drafted to stand as evidence, and carried through to filing where payment does not follow.

Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

Arbitral proceedings, Section 9 and Section 34 petitions, and negotiated settlements where they serve you better.

Retainer & Ongoing Advisory

Day-to-day support for businesses and lenders on questions before they turn into disputes.

Not Sure Where You Stand?

Describe the matter in a short call and you will be told plainly whether a legal remedy is worth pursuing.

How we work

From first call to final order

A clear sequence, so you always know which stage your matter is at and what is expected next.

Consultation

You explain the matter and share whatever documents you already have.

Assessment

Facts, documents and limitation are examined, and the legal position is stated honestly.

Strategy

Remedies, forum, likely timeline and cost are laid out so you can decide with clarity.

Drafting & Filing

Notices, pleadings and applications are prepared and filed before the appropriate forum.

Representation

Hearings are attended and you are updated on every order, filing and next requirement.

Why clients choose STK Legal

Four commitments in every matter

Clear Legal Guidance

Legal issues, available remedies and potential risks are explained in clear and understandable language.

Thorough Preparation

Every matter is handled with close attention to documents, facts, procedural requirements and applicable law.

Practical Strategy

Legally sound and commercially practical solutions, suited to each client's circumstances and objectives.

Timely Communication

Clients are kept informed about hearings, filings, orders and further requirements as they happen.

STK Legal — Strive For Justice

The advocate

Sarita Kanwar

Advocate Sarita Kanwar is the founder of STK Legal and has been in practice since 2014. Her work centres on recovery and civil litigation — appearing for banks, financial institutions and businesses before the Debt Recovery Tribunal, civil and commercial courts and consumer forums, and advising on property title and security documentation.

Individual clients come to the office for the same reason institutional ones do: matters are prepared personally, the position is stated honestly at the outset, and communication does not stop once the file is opened.

Common questions

Before you get in touch

What happens in the first consultation?

You describe the matter, share any documents you have, and receive a plain assessment of where you stand — the likely remedy, the forum, the approximate timeline and what it will take. If there is no worthwhile legal remedy, you will be told that too.

Which documents should I bring?

Whatever exists: agreements, notices received or sent, sale deeds and title papers, loan or sanction documents, statements of account, and any court or tribunal papers already served on you. Incomplete papers are fine for a first meeting — the gaps can be identified then.

Do you act for banks and financial institutions?

Yes. The office handles recovery matters, DRT and securitisation proceedings, execution, legal search reports and mortgage opinions for banks, NBFCs and other lenders, alongside work for individual and corporate clients.

How are fees worked out?

Fees depend on the nature of the matter, the forum and the stage at which it is engaged. The basis is discussed and agreed before work begins, so there are no surprises later.

Can you advise if I am outside Delhi?

Advisory work, drafting, opinions and document review can be handled remotely. For matters requiring appearance, the office covers courts, tribunals and commissions in Delhi and the NCR.

How quickly will I hear back?

Enquiries sent through this website or by email are normally responded to within one working day. For urgent matters — a hearing date, an expiring limitation period or a notice with a short deadline — please call directly.

Your legal partner at every stage

Recovery proceeding, civil dispute, property transaction, legal notice, title investigation or court matter — STK Legal offers dedicated professional support from the first consultation to the final order.

Contact

Discuss your legal matter

Send a short description of the matter and the office will respond within one working day.

Office F-208/209, Second Floor, Aditya Complex-2, Plot No.4, Sector-10, Dwarka, New Delhi 110075
Registered AddressB-603 Gokul Apartment, Plot No.5B, Sector-11, Dwarka, New Delhi 110075
Consultation HoursMonday to Saturday, by prior appointment
AppearancesDelhi High Court, District Courts of Delhi, DRT & DRAT, consumer commissions and arbitral tribunals

Please do not send confidential documents in this first message. Sending an enquiry does not create a lawyer–client relationship.