Senior Advocate · Supreme Court of India & Delhi High Court

K.C.Mittal

Former Chairman, Bar Council of DelhiFormer President, Delhi High Court Bar Association

Senior Advocate with over 50 years of practice at the Bar. Former Chairman, Bar Council of Delhi, and former President, Delhi High Court Bar Association. Practice spanning civil, criminal, constitutional, commercial, arbitration, education, society and public tender disputes.

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Professional Profile

Experience at the Bar,
institutional service and advocacy.

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KCMSenior Advocate
Supreme Court & Delhi High Court

Kailash Chand Mittal (K.C. Mittal) is a Senior Advocate of the Delhi High Court with over 50 years of practice at the Bar. He holds a B.A., LL.B. and has extensive experience in civil, criminal, constitutional, commercial and public law litigation.

He was first elected as a member of the Bar Council of Delhi in 1992. He served as its Chairman during 2001–2003 and again during 2018–2020, and as Vice-Chairman in 1997. He also served as President of the Delhi High Court Bar Association from 2007 to 2009.

His professional and institutional experience includes service as Standing Counsel (Criminal) and as Central Government Standing Counsel.

Designation
Senior Advocate
Qualification
B.A., LL.B.
Experience
Over 50 Years

Areas of Practice

A focused litigation and advisory practice.

The practice is organised around six core areas, bringing together related civil, commercial, public law and institutional matters.

Civil & Property Disputes

Property, contract, recovery, partition and other civil proceedings.

Criminal Litigation

Criminal proceedings, appeals and related advisory matters.

Constitutional & Public Law

Constitutional, administrative, regulatory and writ jurisdiction matters.

Arbitration & Commercial Disputes

Arbitral proceedings, contractual claims and commercial litigation.

Education, Service & Institutional Matters

Education law, public employment and institutional disputes.

Societies, Tenders & Procurement

Society governance, cooperative disputes and public procurement matters.

50+Years at the Bar

The Chambers

A professional practice centred on preparation, legal research and disciplined advocacy.

The chamber’s work is grounded in careful study of the record, focused research, considered strategy and the discretion required in complex civil, commercial, constitutional and public law matters.

Positions Held

Professional Timeline

Selected institutional positions and milestones across a practice extending over five decades.

1992

First elected member, Bar Council of Delhi

1997

Vice-Chairman, Bar Council of Delhi

2001–03

Chairman, Bar Council of Delhi

2007–09

President, Delhi High Court Bar Association

2018–20

Chairman, Bar Council of Delhi

50+

Years of practice at the Bar

Institutional Service

Bar, counsel and academic roles.

01

Bar Council of Delhi

Chairman (2001–2003, 2018–2020); Vice-Chairman (1997); first elected member in 1992.

02

Delhi High Court Bar Association

Former President (2007–2009).

03

Standing & Panel Counsel — Former

Senior Additional Advocate General, State of Haryana (Supreme Court); Central Government Standing Counsel, Union of India (Delhi High Court); Standing Counsel (Criminal) and Standing Counsel (Civil), Government of NCT of Delhi; Additional Standing Counsel, Central Administrative Tribunal (1994–95); Panel Counsel, Institute of Chartered Accountants of India; Panel Counsel, Coal India Ltd.; and Legal Advisor and Counsel, Central Warehousing Corporation.

04

National Law University, Delhi

Former Member, Academic Council and Governing Body.

05

Principal Practice

Civil and criminal litigation; constitutional and administrative law; arbitration; commercial disputes; education law; society and cooperative society disputes; public tenders and procurement; service matters; property and contract disputes; and writ jurisdiction.

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Internships

Internship enquiries from law students.

Law students may write to the chambers to enquire about internship opportunities. Applications should be concise and may contain the following:

  • Curriculum vitae
  • Law school, programme and year
  • Preferred dates and duration
  • Brief statement of interest
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Internship positions are subject to availability and the requirements of the chambers.

Contact

The Chambers

Chambers of

K.C. Mittal

For professional enquiries, conferences and chamber correspondence.

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Chamber Address

Chamber No. 172, Block-2
High Court of Delhi
New Delhi – 110003

Court

Delhi High Court