the chambers
The chambers of an independent lawyer in Mauritius.
Lex Aquila Advocates is the Port-Louis chambers of Me Mokshda Pertaub. Consequential matters are approached with clear thought, personal attention and discretion.
lex · aquila
The law. The eagle.
A clear point of view.
Lex is the law; aquila, the eagle. The name and mark bring the two together without flourish. For the chambers, they express clear sight, independence and the discipline to say what a client needs to know.
The position is stated simply: fearless and ethical. It means considered advice, candidly given, and advocacy that does not lose sight of the person or enterprise behind the papers.
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A Port-Louis chambers for matters that require judgement as well as law.
From Suite 304 at St James Court, the chambers advises Mauritians and foreign nationals across family and divorce, property and estates, employment, civil and commercial, high-value and international matters.
Me Mokshda Pertaub has been at the Mauritian Bar since 1998. The chambers is deliberately personal: the facts are understood first, the route is made plain, and advice remains independent.
how we work
Clarity is part of the service.
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01 Personally handled Enquiries are handled personally. Calls are returned. When an answer depends on something not yet known, that is said plainly.
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02 Plain language Advice is given in intelligible English. A French legal term is explained when it matters; complexity is not used to obscure the answer.
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03 Process made visible You are told what happens, in what order, which professional or institution is involved, and where timing or evidence may alter the route.
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04 Independent counsel A notaire or attorney may have a distinct role in the same matter. Your barrister acts for you alone and keeps your interests in view.
the address
Lex Aquila Advocates, Port-Louis.
chambers
Suite 304
St James Court,St Denis Street,
Port-Louis, Mauritius
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call
By telephone
private consultation
Begin with the essential facts.
The enquiry form is the first step. Set out the matter briefly and the chambers will make the appropriate next step clear.