Share Eagle

Civil Lines has a very different feel from the rest of the city. We are in the Old Judicial Complex, at Shop No 75 & 76. It’s an interesting place to work because of all the history around here. The complex is full of lawyers, typists, and people dealing with court documents. There’s a lot of old paper and the smell of ink in the air. Our shops, 75 and 76, are right next to each other. They aren't very big, but we’ve used the space well. It gets very busy during court hours, with people rushing back and forth. In the afternoons, when the heat hits, things slow down a bit and it gets quieter. We have basic wooden desks and some old filing cabinets that have seen better days. It’s a very practical environment. We don't have any flashy tech or modern furniture. Everything is here because it has a purpose. Being in Civil Lines means we have some nice trees nearby, which helps on hot days. We usually get our tea from the same guy who serves the lawyers next door. It’s a very steady, grounded place to be. We aren't trying to be a high-tech startup. We’re just a local business operating out of a couple of shops in an old complex. It’s a bit dusty and the walls are thick, but it’s where we do our daily work and handle the records.