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List of Panel Advocates Empanelled Under Kolkata Circle Sl Name of the Advocate Address & Phone No of the Advocate Locality No 1 M/S Sanderson & Morgans LIST OF PANEL ADVOCATES EMPANELLED UNDER KOLKATA CIRCLE SL NAME OF THE ADVOCATE ADDRESS & PHONE NO OF THE ADVOCATE LOCALITY NO 1 M/S SANDERSON & MORGANS. OFFICE: KOLKATA ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDING, 5, NETAJI SUBHASH ROAD, KOLKATA - 700001 PHONE: 22482644, 22486247 9830429205 (SHRI P C GHOSH) PATRA: 9830976209 2 SHRI S P SARKAR OFFICE: KOLKATA 5, K S ROY ROAD, 3RD FLOOR, KOLKATA – 700001 PHONE 5344895, 9831315311 3 SHRI JAYDEB BRAHMACHARI. OFFICE: KOLKATA 1B, OLD POST OFFICE STREET, EMRALD HOUSE, GROUND FLOOR, KOLKATA – 700001 PHONE: 22430891, 22481463, 22536977 (RESIDENCE) 4 SHRI DEBASISH CHAKRABARTI. OFFICE:9831325750 KOLKATA 7 A, KIRAN SHANKER ROY ROAD, TOP FLOOR, KOLKATA – 700001 PHONE – 9331050350 26807571 (RESIDENCE). [email protected] 9836158734 ( Anindita) 9088724614, 9614226285( Mortoza/ A/c) 5 SHRI RADHEY SHYAM TEWARI. OFFICE: KOLKATA 9, K. S. Roy 2nd Floor, KOLKATA –700001 PHONE: 22310941, 9830123503. 6 SHRI ASHIM KUMAR ROY OFFICE: KOLKATA CHOUDHURY. 7,OLD POST OFFICE, STREET, KOLKATA – 700001 PHONE: 22485588 24155224 (RESIDENCE) 7 SMT DEBJANI MITRA NEOGY. RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 66/1,RAJA S C MULLICK ROAD, KOLKATA– 700047 49/11B, Hindustan Park, Kol-29 PHONE: 24407316, 24656180 9830360953 8 MS. DEVYANI ASHRA. OFFICE: KOLKATA 11, OLD POST OFFICE STREET, 3RD FLOOR, KOLKATA – 700001 PHONE: 22109169, 22439427, 9831028333 24764793 & 24721192 (RESIDENCE) 9903155982(tarun patra) 9 SMT SASWATI GHOSH SINHA. OFFICE: KOLKATA C/O INDRANIL CHATTERJEE & COMPANY. 6, OLD POST OFFICE STREET, SOUTH BASEMENT, ROOM NO 28, KOLKATA – 700001 PHONE: 9874382917 9331218617, 22428447 10 SHRI TAPAN KUMAR BANERJEE. OFFICE: H C Bar Ass Room No 7, 1, KALI BANERJEE LANE, HOWRAH – 711101, KOLKATA PHONE – 26410147, 9433673525 11 SHRI TIMIR KUMAR ROY. RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 14 A, ASHOK ROOM, 1ST FLOOR, GANGULY BAGAN, KOLKATA – 700084 PHONE: 24363835 12 SMT SUMITRA ROY RESIDENCE: 302, NSC BOSE ROAD, FLAT NO 2B, NORTH BLOCK, 2ND FLOOR, KOLKATA CHOWDHURY. KOLKATA - 700047. PHONE: 24712757, 9831483183 13 MS MOUSAMI GANGULY OFFICE : KOLKATA (RESTRICTED FOR FRESH CASE) 20,K S ROY ROAD,2 ND FLOOR,KOLKATA-01 PHONE - 22482627 RESIDENCE: CANAL SIDE ROAD (OPP BAGAN BARI) BARHANS, GARIA, KOLKATA –84 PHONE 24624823 MOBILE – 9830062354, 983007419 14 SHRI SUDIP KUMAR BANERJEE. OFFICE:ROOM NO 17A & 17F BASEMENT, OLD POST OFFICE STREET, KOLKATA KOLKATA – 01PHONE : 22104587, 22438704 15 M/s M V KINI & CO. OFFICE: 201 Bata Building, 23A Royd. Street, Kolkata - 700 016. Ph: 033 KOLKATA 40697020 Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 9830083821/8697723921(Abhik)/ 9903058251 (Tribeni) /New Address:-5 Fancy Lane,2nd Floor,Room-02,Kolkata-700001,Besides Registration Office 16 GAUTAM CHAKRABORTY OFFICE: KOLKATA 8, OLD POST OFFICE STREET, GROUND FLOOR, ROOM NO. 6.KOLKATA – PHONE:700001 9163772570 RESIDENCE: 55, DIBAKAR DUTTA GUPRA 3RD BYE PASS LANE, NORTH BAKSARA, FARIDOPUR BLOCK, BAKSARA, HOWRAH – 711110 PHONE: 26580143 MOBILE: 9830638189 17 SHRI KAUSHIK SAHA OFFICE: KOLKATA 245/1, S K DEV ROAD, LAKE TOWN, KOLKATA – 700048 RESIDENCE: 15/2/3,TANTI PARA LANE HOWRAH-711104 PHONE: 26673859 MOBILE : 9830190528 18 LAWJURIS (Samrat Topadar) 3/2/2 Napitpara 2nd lane, Barrackpore, Nonachandanpukur, Kolkata-700122 KOLKATA PH. 9434435409 9735591952 9836978181 19 SHRI C R BAKSHI. OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 53, TANTI PARA LANE HOWRAH – 711104 PHONE: 26676112 MOBILE: 9231688617 20 SHRI DILIP KUMAR GHOSH. OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 1/1, TARAK MITRA LANE, KOLKATA – 26 PHONE – 24642244 MOBILE 9433098150 21 SHRI ABHIJIT BHADRA. OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 3/39, LAKE VIEW PARK, BONHOOGLY, KOLKATA – 700108 PHONE 25772246 MOBILE: 9831021375 22 SHRI ARCHAN DUTT OFFICE & RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 49 C, GOBINDAPUR ROAD, KOLKATA – 45 PHONE 24173316 MOBILE: 9831161161. S. BASU -8334040059 SUDIP SARKAR - 8013864251 Clerk….Tapan 9674600753 23 SMT MOUSAMI OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE KOLKATA CHATTOPADHYAY 9, BHATTACHERJEE PARA LANE GARFA, KOLKATA – 75 PHONE NO. 24183124 MOBILE – 9830254971 24 RAJENDRA NATH OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA BANDOPADHYAY (R N Banerjee) 2/48, BIJOYGARH, PO JADAVPUR, KOLKATA – 700032 PHONE 24142252 MOBILE 9231692856 25 SHRI ARUN KUMAR GHOSH OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE KOLKATA `NANDAN’, 258, KENDUA MAIN ROAD, KOLKATA – 700084 PHONE 24629381, MOBILE – 9830813439 26 NETAI CHANDRA CHOWDHURY OFFICE: KOLKATA MOHAN VILLA, 235/7, MOHENDRA BHATTACHARJEE ROAD, HOWRAH PHONE: 26679514 27 SMT PAYEL GHOSH RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 17/14, AKPRO LANE, 3RD FLOOR, DHAKURIA, KOLKATA – 700031 PHONE: 24152349, 9830153098 28 AMAL KUMAR SOM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 5B/1, BARUIPARA 1ST BYE LANE, HOWRAH PHONE: 26677017 29 SANDIP KUMAR MUKHERJEE RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 40/D, BIPLABI PULIN DAS STREET, KOLKATA – 700009 PHONE: 23517002 30 GOBIND CHAND RESIDENCE: KOLKATA BANDHOPADHYAY 30 GOBIND CHAND KOLKATA BANDHOPADHYAY RAMKAMAL ROY ROAD, NONA, ULBERIA, HOWRAH PHONE: 26610080, 9830180356 31 SMT MAHUA CHONGDER RESIDENCE: KOLKATA (SAMANTA) 124/34 Mahendra Bhattacharjee Road, P.O. Santra Gachi P.S. Shivpur, Howrah. PHONE: 033- 26778641, 9433078659(m) 32 SMT RITUPURNA OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA CHAKRABORTY (NEE 49F, PURNA DAS ROAD , KOLKATA – 700029 BANERJEE) PHONE: 24647974 MOBILE: 9830290139 33 SHANKER PRASAD KAR OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA 580, MAHENDRA BANERJEE ROAD, BEHALA, KOLKATA – 700060 PHONE: 24077940 MOBILE: 9433003940 34 RAJU RAY OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE: KOLKATA ASHAVARI, KALITALA, NEAR R C THAKURANI POST OFFICE , M G ROAD, THAKURPUKUR , KOLKATA 700104 MOBILE: 9830107043 35 ASIS KUMAR LAHA OFFICE CUM RESIDENCE KOLKATA 4B, SYAKRAPARA LANE, KOLKATA-700012 MOBILE: 9831631083 36 SABYASACHI MUKHERJEE (No OFFICE:ROOM NO 80A, 3RD FLOOR, 10, OLD POST OFFICE STREET, KOLKATA KOLKATA fresh cases to be alloted till further – 700001 orders from Legal Section) RESIDENCE: G C 222/8, 3RD FLOOR, SECTOR III, SALT LAKE, KOLKATA – 700106, MOBILE: 9830076859 / 9830080359 37 M/s H K Mitter OFFICE: 9, OLD POST OFFICE STREET, 1ST FLOOR, KOLKATA-700001, PHONE: KOLKATA 22488162 38 Tushar Kranti Sarkar 42 c/2 feeder Road, Kolkata -56 KOLKATA 9830049406/25442411 39 Sh. Vineet Tiberewal Contact Details: 9830122987, 033-22488475 (Off), 033-26557265 (R) KOLKATA Address: 190, G.T. Road (N), Salkia, Howrah – 711106 e-mail: [email protected] 40 Smt. Mekhala (Biswas) Kanji Contact Details:9830224323, 033-23591859 (Off) KOLKATA Address: DL-137, Sector-II, Salt Lake City, Kolkata – 700091 e-mail: [email protected] 41 Ramesh Chandra Prusti KPLM & CO, Advocate , 6A, Kiran Shankar Roy Road , 2nd Floor, Kolkata-700001 KOLKATA Phone 9230511824(m), 033-30285556 Fax- 033-30285557 e-mail- [email protected], [email protected] 42 Sh. Samiran Chakraborty Residence: 74- Purbalok , 4th street , EM By pass(Near Metro Shop), Kolkata-700099 KOLKATA Chamber: Room No -24 , 7A, KS Roy Road, kolkata-700001 Mobile No. 9038597792 Phone no. 033-24264014 43 Sri Awadesh Kumar Mishra Chamber: Jitendra Chamber, 7A Kiran Shankar Roy Road, 2nd Floor, Suit No. 10, KOLKATA Room No. M-7, Kolkata- 700001 Residence: 235, Purbapally, PO- Haltu, PS- Kasba, Kolkata-700078 Mobile No. 9831405429, Phone No. 033-65103925 44 Smt. Urbi Roy Residence: 180 A , Linton Street, kolkata-700014 KOLKATA Mobile No. 9051168470 e-mail : [email protected] 45 Sh. Debasish Bhandari Residence: 228 , Bipin Ganguly, Dum Dum , Kolkata-700030 KOLKATA Mobile : 9433275942 46 Smt. Anamika Bhowmik Chamber: Temple Chambers , 6, Old Post Office Street, 3rd Floor , Room No. 79/13, KOLKATA Kolkata -700001 Residence: R-9, Cluster –III , Purbachal , Salt Lake City , Kolkata, 700097 Mobile: 9433271270, 9932056403 47 Sh. Paras Nath Singh Residence: 7 P, Beliaghat Road, Kolkata-700015. KOLKATA Office: 7 R, Beliaghat Road, Kolkata-700015 Mobile: 9831413847, Phone No- 033-22516311 48 Sh. Ashoke Paul Chamber: Alipore Judges Court, Bar Library, Room No .6 , Kolkata-700027 KOLKATA Residence: 65, Adhar das Road, Kolkata-700137 Mobile: 9830084154 Phone: 033-24799335, 24797330 /9804743873 (T. Roy) 49 Sh. Debapriya Majumdar Contact details: 1/52 Chandra Kumar Banerjee Lane, Shibpur, Howrah-711102 KOLKATA Mobile No. 9433080273, 9674116547 Phone No. 033-26427579 50 Sh. Dilip Kumar Roy Chamber: Bankshall Court(CMM Court) Bar association Room No. 3 KOLKATA Residence: 87B , Serpentine Lane, Kolkata-700014 Mobile: 9830201184 50 Sh. Dilip Kumar Roy KOLKATA Phone: 033-22209168 51 Sri Ashok Kumar De 1/c Biswanath Motilal Lane, Kolkata-700012 Cont. 9830848983, 222371296 KOLKATA 52 Anowar Hussaian Village & P.O. Pulinda, P.S. Beldanga, District: Murshidabad, Pin. 742134 Cont. no. KOLKATA 9733072524 53 Amicus Legal Associates. 4 Government Place North KOLKATA 1st Floor, Delta House, Room No. 1 Q , Kolkata-700001, Cont. 9748452379 / 033-22623656 54 Sri Rajendra. Nath Badopadhaya 2/48 , Bijoygarh , P.O. Jadavpur, Kolkata 700032, Cont. 24142252 9231692856 KOLKATA 9062066547 55 Smt. Asha Gourisaria Gutgutia Chamber: 10, Kiran Shankar Roy Road, First Floor, Kolkata-1 KOLKATA Residence: 139 Lake Town, Block B, 2nd Floor, Kolkata-7000892 Cont. 25340133/ 9831135807 56 R. L. Gaggar CHAMBERS 6, OLD POST OFFICE STREET , 3RD FLOOR , KOLKATA-700001, KOLKATA Cont. 033-22307326, 57 Sanjay Kumar Sarkar Vivekananda para, P.O. Bairatiguri (Dhupguri ), District: Jalpaiguri, Cont. 9434350136 KOLKATA /9800857172 /03563-250440 58 Shri Om Prakash Guhathakurta CONT. 9800051033 / 9333107275 e-mail - [email protected] ASANSOL 59 Shri Tarun Jyoti Banerjee 363, Salbagan 1st Lane (Near Barrackpore Road, PO Neopara, P S Barasat, Kolkata - BARASAT 700125 Phone: 5423068 (R ), 5522036 (O) 60 Sri Prodyut Kumar Mukharjee. 12, Indraprata,
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