Property & Real Estate
Title verification, sale deeds, possession, partition and real estate disputes.
Protecting your most valuable assets.
Property is often a family’s most significant asset — and among the most frequently disputed. We assist buyers, sellers, owners, landlords and heirs with transactions and disputes, from due diligence before a purchase to litigation over title and possession.
Our work spans residential, commercial and agricultural property across Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana, including matters involving revenue records and mutation.
Scope of Practice
Title Verification & Due Diligence
Examination of title documents, revenue records and encumbrances before you buy or invest.
Sale Deeds & Agreements
Drafting and vetting agreements to sell, sale deeds, gift deeds and relinquishment deeds.
Possession & Eviction
Suits for possession, recovery from unauthorised occupants and landlord–tenant disputes.
Partition & Family Property
Partition of joint and ancestral property and settlement of family property disputes.
Mutation & Revenue Matters
Mutation of records, correction of entries and proceedings before revenue authorities.
Builder & RERA Disputes
Complaints against developers for delay, defects and refunds before RERA and consumer commissions.
Courts & Forums
Civil Courts, revenue authorities, the Real Estate Regulatory Authority, consumer commissions and the Punjab & Haryana High Court.
Adv. Hooda
Senior Partner — Leads the firm’s litigation and advisory practice from its Chandigarh chambers.
Read the full profileProperty & Real Estate: FAQs
What checks should I do before buying property?
At a minimum, verify the chain of title, revenue records, approved plans, encumbrances and any pending litigation, and confirm the seller’s authority to sell. A legal due-diligence report helps you avoid costly surprises.
Can property be sold on the basis of a GPA?
The Supreme Court has held that transfers through a General Power of Attorney, agreement to sell or will do not convey title to immovable property; title passes through a registered conveyance such as a sale deed. A power of attorney can, however, be used to execute a registered sale deed on the owner’s behalf.
How is ancestral property partitioned?
Co-owners can partition property by agreement through a family settlement or partition deed, or through a partition suit if they cannot agree. The right approach depends on the nature of the property and the relationship between the parties.
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Office Information
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Sector 44, Chandigarh, India
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“Sound documentation today prevents disputes tomorrow.”