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Property & Real Estate Law

Clarity on property, from due diligence to dispute resolution

Property matters in India often turn on documentation, title history, and procedure. Whether you are buying a home, transferring inherited land, or facing a boundary or possession dispute, the legal groundwork determines how smoothly things proceed.

Our property practice advises individuals, NRIs, and businesses across Delhi NCR and Gurugram on transactions and disputes, with a focus on careful due diligence and clear documentation.

Suggested: Initial Legal Consultation · 20 minutes

Is this your situation?

  • You are about to buy a property and want the title checked before you pay.
  • A co-owner or family member disputes your share in a property.
  • Someone is occupying your property without your consent.
  • A builder has delayed possession of your flat.

Scope

Areas we advise on

  • Title verification and due diligence before purchase
  • Sale, purchase, and conveyance documentation
  • Property transfer, gift, and registration
  • Land and property dispute resolution
  • RERA-related matters and buyer rights
  • Landlord–tenant and lease arrangements

Why title verification matters

Before any property changes hands, a review of the title chain, encumbrances, mutation records, and approvals helps identify risks early. In India, gaps in this history are a common source of later disputes.

Due diligence typically covers the chain of ownership, encumbrance certificates, approved building plans, and any pending litigation or charges against the property.

Transactions and transfers

Documentation for sale, purchase, gift, or transfer needs to reflect the parties' intent accurately and comply with registration requirements and applicable stamp duty.

We assist with drafting and reviewing agreements, coordinating registration, and explaining the steps involved so you understand each stage of the process.

Disputes and litigation

Property disputes can involve title, partition, possession, boundary questions, or recovery. The appropriate forum and strategy depend on the facts and the relief sought.

We advise on the options available, the likely process, and the documentation needed to present a matter clearly before the relevant court or authority.

How it works

From first contact to a clear plan

  1. Step 1: Share the facts

    Tell us briefly what has happened, by booking directly or through the enquiry form. Keep confidential details and documents until the firm asks for them.

  2. Step 2: Initial Legal Consultation

    20 minutes. Understand your issue, broad legal options, and next-step direction.

  3. Step 3: Decide how to proceed

    If you choose to go ahead and the firm accepts the matter, the scope and fee are agreed before any further work begins.

Who you will work with

Advait Ghosh

Founding & Managing Partner

In practice since
2018
Appears before
Supreme Court of India, High Court of Delhi
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FAQ

Property & Real Estate questions, answered

What documents are needed for property title verification in India?

A title verification typically reviews the chain of sale deeds, the encumbrance certificate, mutation and revenue records, approved building plans and municipal approvals, property tax receipts, and any records of pending litigation against the property. The exact set depends on the property type and location.

How long does property registration take in India?

Registration before the sub-registrar is often completed in a single appointment once the deed is prepared and stamp duty is paid. The wider process — drafting, due diligence, booking a slot, and updating mutation records afterwards — usually takes longer and varies by state and locality.

Can an NRI buy or sell property in India remotely?

NRIs can generally deal with property in India, often through a properly drafted power of attorney where they cannot be present. The documentation and procedure need care, and certain categories of property and transactions carry specific conditions, so it is worth confirming the position for the particular case.

What is the difference between a sale deed and an agreement to sell?

An agreement to sell records the intention to transfer property on agreed terms in the future, while a sale deed is the document that actually transfers ownership. Registration requirements and the legal effect of the two differ, which is why both are drafted with care.

How are property disputes resolved in India?

Property disputes are categorised by type — title, partition, possession, boundary, or contractual — and the appropriate forum and approach depend on the facts and the relief sought. Some matters are suited to negotiation or mediation, while others proceed before the relevant civil court or authority.

Have a question about property & real estate?

The initial legal consultation (20 minutes) is the usual place to start. It covers your position and the broad options, so you can decide what to do next.

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