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Civil Law

Property disputes, recovery suits, injunctions and partition matters, handled from the drafting stage through to execution of a decree.

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Overview

Civil disputes — over property, money owed, possession or shared inheritance — are usually decided on documents: sale deeds, agreements, correspondence and account records. Adv. Ashutosh Hans reviews these closely before deciding on the relief to claim and the forum to approach.

Matters are handled from drafting the plaint or written statement through evidence and final arguments, and, where a decree is obtained, through execution.

What this covers

  • Suits for recovery of money and damages
  • Property and title disputes
  • Suits for injunction and specific performance
  • Partition suits among family members
  • Execution of decrees and enforcement proceedings

How the matter is handled

  1. Document review

    Sale deeds, agreements, receipts and correspondence are examined in detail.

  2. Drafting

    The plaint, written statement or application is drafted with the relief clearly framed.

  3. Evidence

    Witnesses are prepared and documents proved as the trial proceeds.

  4. Decree & execution

    Once a decree is passed, execution is pursued to see it enforced.

Frequently asked

How long do civil suits usually take to resolve? +
Timelines vary widely depending on the complexity of facts, number of parties and the court's calendar. This is assessed realistically once your documents are reviewed.
Can a civil matter be settled without going to trial? +
Yes — many property and recovery disputes settle through negotiation or mediation before or during trial. This is explored where it serves your interest, without giving up the option of a full contest.
What documents should I bring to the first meeting? +
Bring the sale deed or agreement, any notices exchanged, and correspondence relevant to the dispute. A clearer document trail helps in assessing the matter accurately.

Chamber No. 146, SBS Block, District & Sessions Court, Gurugram.

Call 084479 53090