Real Estate forms the foundation of wealth and enterprise. Our dedicated Property and Real Estate practice offers end-to-end legal support across the entire property lifecycle, from initial acquisition to complex dispute resolution.

We serve developers, corporate occupiers, individual buyers, and investors by ensuring every transaction is legally sound and commercially strategic. Our expertise is focused on mitigating risks associated with title defects, regulatory non-compliance, and contractual disputes.

Our Core Service Areas

We provide the meticulous legal foresight required to secure your investment and navigate India’s evolving real estate landscape with absolute confidence, specializing in three key areas:

1. Title Due Diligence: We perform a rigorous investigation of land records, zoning, and regulatory approvals, including comprehensive RERA compliance checks, to establish a clean and marketable title.
2. Transactional Excellence: We expertly draft, review, and negotiate all key documents, including Sale Deeds, Joint Development Agreements (JDA), and complex commercial leases, ensuring watertight agreements.
3. Dispute Resolution: We strategically represent clients in litigation, arbitration, and before specialized tribunals like the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA), to effectively resolve conflicts.

Nature of Related Disputes

Disputes in the property sector are often complex, time-consuming, and emotionally charged. The conflicts we handle typically arise from the following sources:

• Title and Ownership Disputes: These involve competing claims over the lawful ownership of a property due to issues like defective or fraudulent titles, forged documents, or highly sensitive disputes over inherited property (Wills and Succession).

• Builder-Buyer Disputes: A major area of conflict concerns property developers and homebuyers. Issues typically center on delayed possession, breach of the Sale Agreement, failure to provide promised amenities, or litigation arising from poor construction quality.

• Boundary and Easement Disputes: These are conflicts between adjacent property owners over the exact demarcation of property lines (encroachment), or disagreements over established access rights, rights of way, or utility easements.

• Landlord-Tenant Conflicts: Disputes stemming from Lease Agreements, typically involving illegal eviction, non-payment of rent, unauthorized subletting, or disagreements over maintenance responsibilities and security deposits.

Contractual & Transactional Disputes: These involve the breach of commercial agreements, such as a seller failing to execute a Sale Deed after consideration is paid (leading to Specific Performance suits), or conflicts over the terms of a Joint Development Agreement (JDA) between a landowner and a developer.