Property & Real Estate Disputes

Property and real estate disputes often involve questions of title, possession, partition, or disputes with builders and developers. Chambers of Advocate Yash Yadav advises clients on protecting their property rights, whether the matter concerns ancestral property, a purchased flat, or a commercial premises.

We assist with suits for possession, partition, declaration of title, injunctions restraining interference with property, and complaints before the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) where applicable, guiding clients through documentation review, filing, and representation before the relevant forum.

Protecting your property rights

Property disputes can involve significant value and long-standing family or commercial relationships, making careful, well-documented representation important.

From title disputes and possession claims to RERA proceedings, we help protect your property rights at every stage.

Title & possession disputes

We assist with suits for declaration of title, possession, and injunctions where a client's rights over property are disputed or threatened.

Builder & RERA matters

We advise homebuyers on complaints before RERA regarding delayed possession, construction defects, and related grievances.

Understanding Property Litigation

Property disputes can take several forms, and identifying the correct legal remedy at the outset helps clients pursue their claim effectively.

Partition suits

Where property is jointly held, a partition suit may be filed to divide the property or determine each party's share.

Injunctions

Interim injunctions may be sought to prevent alienation or dispossession of property while a dispute is pending before the court.

A document-driven approach

We place particular emphasis on title documents, revenue records, and possession evidence, as these form the foundation of most property disputes.

Answers to your legal questions

Common questions about arbitration proceedings.

It is advisable to gather all title documents and consult an advocate promptly to assess the strength of your claim and appropriate remedy.

An interim injunction may be sought where there is a prima facie case, balance of convenience, and risk of irreparable harm.

A partition suit is filed to divide jointly owned property among co-owners or to determine each party's specific share.

A complaint may be filed before the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) having jurisdiction over the project in question.

Sale deeds, mutation records, revenue entries, and possession records are typically central to establishing a claim over property.

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