Overview
Property is usually the largest transaction in a family’s life, and mistakes are difficult to undo. We help clients verify title, document transactions properly and resolve disputes over ownership, possession and tenancy.
Services
- Title verification and due diligence
- Drafting and vetting of sale deeds, agreements, lease and gift deeds
- Tenancy and eviction matters
- Partition and possession suits
- Builder–buyer and RERA matters
- Mutation and revenue record corrections
Matters We Handle
- Pre-purchase legal checks
- Disputed title and encroachment
- Landlord–tenant disputes
- Inheritance and partition of property
- Delay or default by builders
- Co-ownership and family property disputes
Our Approach
Before any payment is made, we recommend examining the chain of title, encumbrances and approvals. For disputes, we collect the documents, check limitation and the correct forum, and advise on whether negotiation or litigation is the better route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should be checked before buying a property?
Typically the chain of title documents, encumbrances, approvals, possession, property tax and utility dues, and the seller’s authority to sell. A title review before payment is advisable.
Is an agreement to sell enough to become the owner?
Generally not. A sale of immovable property is ordinarily completed by a registered sale deed as required by law.
What remedies do buyers have if a builder delays possession?
Buyers in RERA-registered projects may have remedies before the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, and other remedies may also be available. It is useful to check the project’s registration and the buyer’s agreement.
These answers are general information, not legal advice. Laws, statutory periods and procedures should be checked by an advocate before publication and applied to the facts of each matter.