Advisory work before a dispute arises
Examining a chain of title before purchase, reading the sale deed and the agreement to sell against the revenue records, and confirming that mutation has followed the transfer are the least expensive steps in property law. They are also the most frequently skipped.
- Examination of title documents and the chain of ownership
- Drafting and vetting of sale deeds, agreements and gift deeds
- Partition and family settlement documentation
- Guidance on mutation and revenue record entries
Litigation relating to property
Where a dispute has already begun, the remedy depends on what is actually in issue — ownership, possession, boundaries, an entry in the record, or the validity of a document. Identifying the correct remedy and the correct forum at the outset avoids years lost in the wrong proceeding.
This page provides general information about legal procedure and does not constitute legal advice. No outcome is promised or guaranteed. Every matter turns on its own facts and on the law applicable at the relevant time.