Civil and Property

Property disputes in and around Gurugram often involve land that has changed hands several times, family members with competing claims, and documents that do not match the revenue record. We begin with the papers: the title chain, the jamabandi and mutation entries, and what each party can actually prove.

Where the threat is immediate – a wall going up, a sale about to be registered – we move for an injunction at the first hearing.

What we handle

• Title and possession Suits for declaration, possession and recovery of property.
• Partition Division of family property among heirs and co-owners.
• Injunctions Urgent stay orders under Order XXXIX of the Code of Civil Procedure.
• Recovery of money Including summary suits under Order XXXVII for dues backed by written instruments.
• Tenancy Eviction, arrears and disputes between landlords and tenants.
• Appeals First and second appeals and revisions in the District Court and the High Court.

Questions clients ask

How quickly can I get a stay on my property?

If the threat is immediate, the court can grant an interim injunction at the first hearing, even before the other side is heard.

How long does a civil suit take?

It depends on the court and the evidence; summary suits and commercial suits move faster than ordinary suits.