Property Dispute

A property dispute is a legal dispute that involves real estate. While it may seem to be a simple concept, the term "property dispute" encompasses a broad variety of possible disputes over a wide range of property.

The very first step is to get in touch with a property lawyer who would at the very begining decide upon whether to serve a legal notice to the opposite party or directly file a suit before the court.

The cases concerning property is dealt by the civil court.

A property which is disputed cannot be sold until the pendancy of the suit and when injucnction is issued against it.

A property which is disputed cannot be sold until the pendancy of the suit and when injucnction is issued against it.

Resolving any dispute depends on case to case. The ideal step is to reach out for a mediator or a conciliator who would hear both the sides and come out with a solution.

A settlement deed can be challenged in a court of law but it cannot be revoked except by a decree of the court.

Only if there exists sufficient grounds, a registered partition deed can be challenged before the civil court.

Unconditional settlement deeds cannot be cancelled unilaterally. It is thus suggested to execute conditional settlement deed if applicable.

A Dhana settlement can be challenged before the court in case of any mistake or if it was obtained by undue influence or coercion.