Property disputes are among the most common yet emotionally and financially draining legal issues. Whether it’s a conflict among family members, an issue with a co-owner, or a fraudulent transaction, Advocate Neha Gund provides clear, decisive legal solutions to protect your rights and resolve the matter efficiently.

What Are Property Disputes?

Property disputes arise when there’s a disagreement over the ownership, possession, usage, or transfer of property. These disputes can involve:

• Family members (inheritance or partition issues)

• Co-owners or joint title holders

• Buyers and sellers

• Landlords and tenants

• Developers and flat buyers

Such matters require detailed legal knowledge, proper documentation, and strong representation.

Common Types of Property Disputes Handled

Family Property Disputes

• Disputes among siblings or legal heirs over ancestral property

• Partition of joint family property

• Disagreements arising from unequal distribution in wills or settlement deeds

Title & Ownership Disputes

• Disputed land titles or unclear property ownership

• Issues arising from forged sale deeds or overlapping claims

• Cases involving benami transactions

Possession & Encroachment

• Illegal possession or trespassing

• Disputes over boundary walls or property access

• Recovery of possession from unauthorized occupants

Builder-Buyer Conflicts

• Delay in possession by builders

• Non-delivery of promised amenities

• Disputes over additional charges or construction quality

Agreement & Transaction Disputes

• Breach of sale agreement terms

• Cancellation of registry due to fraud or misrepresentation

• Disputes over power of attorney misuse

Legal Services Offered by Advocate Neha Gund

• Case Evaluation & Strategy Planning
  In-depth analysis of facts, documents, and legal standing

• Drafting and Filing of Civil Suits
  For partition, injunctions, possession, declaration, and recovery

• Interim Relief and Injunctions
  Securing temporary court orders to protect possession or status quo

• Mediation and Settlement
  Alternative dispute resolution to avoid prolonged litigation

• Legal Notice & Documentation
  Sending or responding to notices; drafting agreements, deeds, and MoUs

• Representation in All Courts
  Handling cases in Civil Court, District Court, High Court, and tribunals