We place advertisements in court notices in Deccan Herald, Times of India (Bangalore edition), The Hindu, Indian express, Vijay Karnataka and prajavani, among others. This choice is based on the direction of your court, the jurisdiction of the issue and any language requirements indicated in the order.

A two-newspaper combination — one English and one Kannada daily — starts at approximately ₹890. The ultimate pricing will be determined by the format (classified display or display), number of words, edition, and whether the notice should be repeated over a series of dates or not. We give a proper quote after going through your draft.

Yes. Send us the court order, or other important details of the case, name of the court, case number, names of the parties involved, date of the hearing, and any special language the order is to be written in and our team will create a properly formatted copy. You do the review and approve it and submit.

Yes, absolutely. We frequently support advocates, their clients and persons located outside Karnataka or outside India. All of this - document sharing, draft review, and payment are all done remotely through WhatsApp and email.

In cases of full documentation of a notice, it is usually possible to have same day or next day publication. We know that there is no room to bargain with court dates and give priority to urgent bookings.

A digital tear sheet is a digital or e-paper version of the page on which your notice ran, with the name of the newspaper, edition and date of publication all easily readable. Courts, tribunals, and government departments all agree that it is sufficient evidence of publication.

Yes. Tear sheets and hard copies of newspapers are available on request, often with a small fee, agency-certified. Please inform us at the time of booking if this is needed.

In the majority of court-ordered notices in Karnataka, yes - in order to provide a sufficient level of publicity, it is customary to publish in one English daily and one Kannada daily. A few orders indicate the name of the newspapers; others leave the choice to the advocate. We will recommend it depending on your order.

Get in touch with us on the day of publication. We determine the character of the mistake, contact the newspaper and in cases when necessary make a correction insertion. Mistakes that can be ascribed to our drafting process are corrected at our expense.

Directly call or WhatsApp us by the numbers on this page. Please have the court order or case details at hand and we will verify the newspaper, draft and publication date during the same conversation.

Contact or WhatsApp our team, state the court notice requirement and the court or tribunal in Bangalore and provide the court order. We will pick up where you left off - recommend the correct newspapers, draft the ad, and reserve the ad before your deadline.

A copy of the court order directing publication, the number of the case and the name and address of the court, names and addresses of the parties, and the date of hearing or response, will generally be required. In the case of DRT or NCLT notices, the tribunal order and case reference should be provided. We will verify the specific checklist according to the type of your notice.

In the case of English language notices, Deccan Herald and Times of India are highly acceptable. In the case of Kannada, vijay karnataka and prajavani are the most used. Most supporters and Karnataka courts favor the use of one English and one Kannada in a day in order to be able to reach out to everyone.

This is based on the specifications of the court. Numerous courts in Karnataka require dual publication in two newspapers (one English, one Kannada). When you have not specified in your order how many papers are to be published, we suggest publishing twice so that we are as sure as possible that the notice will not be challenged on the ground of inadequacy.

A court notice must at least provide the court name and address, case number, full name of the plaintiff and defendant, type of legal action, date of hearing or response due date, and publication information. We make sure that all these are in any draft which we prepare.

In many cases, they can be published the same day or the following day when all documents are ready and the draft is accepted on time. We know that the timeframes set by the courts when a book is to be published are tight and we consider any such reservations as a priority.

Both Deccan Herald (English) and the Vijay Karnataka (Kannada) are reputable, widely read dailies that have good reputation in the legal fraternity of Karnataka. Advertisements in the papers are usually deemed valid by the courts, tribal courts and government departments in Bengaluru and Karnataka at large.

Yes. Our service is common among advocates who make bookings on behalf of their clients in court. We can directly cooperate with the advocate, get the court order and case information out of them, write the draft which is to be reviewed and approved by the advocate, and send the tear sheet to whom it is required to, the advocate or the client or both.

Send us your order and we will verify. In case the given newspaper happens to be one of ours, we will do it right away. Where it is a paper that is not part of our regular network we will see what can be made and recommend you accordingly.

Yes. We cover not only Bangalore but also other cities in Karnataka and India. When you call us, mention the place and court and we will tell you what newspapers to use in that jurisdiction.