Letterheads, brief covers, cause lists and seals — set to your enrolment details once, and identical on every reorder after.
Only what a chamber actually needs — each piece specified for the way it will be used, in court and in correspondence.
Laid out around the cause list, not the calendar — date-wise hearing slots, court and case-number columns, and a cover that holds up to a full year of court bags.
Rigid board covers with the case title, court and counsel details printed square — a brief that looks prepared before it is opened.
Pre-ruled for item number, court, parties and stage — the daily cause list your clerk fills in, on paper that does not bleed.
Enrolment number and chamber set in a restrained serif on 350 GSM — the card a senior counsel hands across a courtroom bench.
Heavy, uncoated stock that takes a fountain-pen signature cleanly — for notices, opinions and correspondence that may one day be exhibited in court.
Sized for folded pleadings and legal notices, gummed and sturdy enough to survive registered post intact.
Name, designation and enrolment number on a self-inking stamp that leaves the same clean impression on the thousandth vakalatnama as the first.
Pick a piece, set the specification, and enter your enrolment and chamber details once.
We send a proof before anything is printed. Nothing goes to press until you say so.
Dispatch and delivery updates on WhatsApp — from confirmation to your chamber door.
Your details are set once and held on file, so the hundredth box of cards matches the first.
Enrolment and personal details are handled under a DPDP-compliant process, with a Data Processing Agreement available on request.
Talk to our deskFirm-wide rollouts, multi-partner chambers, or anything bespoke — tell us what you need and our desk will come back within one working day.
Prefer to talk? WhatsApp our desk or write to reachus@prints24x7.com.
