Land & Real Estate
We believe land and real estate practice is one, whether its a disputes arising out of a land, or a dispute between a builder or a flat purchaser, or dispute in commercial spaces to constructional compliances and man-power resources. We tend to observe things as one in one practice area i.e., Land & Real Estate. Learn how our practice has evolve over the years.
Our practice in
Land Disputes
Over the independence of our country, the transition of law in land matters has undergone a massive changes.
In present day, we see disputes arising out of land are of Ownership Disputes, Boundary Disputes, Tenancy Land Use, Zoning, Adverse Possession, Land Acquisition and Compensation, Community and religion land disputes, Fraud and Forgery, Mortgage, land reforms etc. These disputes are of completely irresistible situations for the owners who have clear title in their land. So, when these kind of disputes arises the only legal remedy left with the true owner is to plead before court. While approaching court, there are certain mechanisms which government has categorized the disputes to approach at certain levels of courts and tribunals. This categorization was done to minimize the burden of civil courts.
Our practice in
Real Estate
Over the independence of our country, the transition of law in land matters has undergone a massive changes.
In present day, we see disputes arising out of land are of Ownership Disputes, Boundary Disputes, Tenancy Land Use, Zoning, Adverse Possession, Land Acquisition and Compensation, Community and religion land disputes, Fraud and Forgery, Mortgage, land reforms etc. These disputes are of completely irresistible situations for the owners who have clear title in their land. So, when these kind of disputes arises the only legal remedy left with the true owner is to plead before court. While approaching court, there are certain mechanisms which government has categorized the disputes to approach at certain levels of courts and tribunals. This categorization was done to minimize the burden of civil courts.