Litigation and dispute resolution matters arising in Uttar Pradesh are advised on from the New Delhi chambers and coordinated locally through correspondent counsel before the Allahabad High Court and its subordinate courts.
The High Court of Judicature at Allahabad has jurisdiction over the entire state of Uttar Pradesh. Its principal seat sits at Prayagraj, and it maintains a permanent bench at Lucknow — established in 1948 — which hears matters arising from the Awadh-region districts, including Lucknow, Barabanki, Sitapur, Hardoi, and Rae Bareli, among others. The two benches run independent case boards, so which bench holds a given matter is the first thing to establish before filing or tracking it.
The Court is one of the oldest in India, established in 1866, and carries one of the largest sanctioned judge strengths of any High Court in the country — a factor that shapes listing timelines and bench allocation in ways worth accounting for at the outset of a matter.
Mayach & Co. does not maintain an office in Uttar Pradesh. Matters arising in the state — whether before the Prayagraj seat, the Lucknow Bench, or a district court — are advised on from the New Delhi chambers and coordinated through correspondent counsel local to the relevant court, in the manner standard to Indian legal practice. See Matters Outside Delhi for how this works generally.