Property is often the single largest transaction a person or business makes — and one of the most common sources of long-running disputes. PROFESH advises on real estate transactions and RERA compliance, and represents clients in disputes over title, possession, and builder commitments.
Real estate is rarely just about buying, selling, or owning property — a single matter can involve title, contracts, financing, construction, regulatory approval, taxation, and possession all at once. PROFESH advises property owners, developers, businesses, and families across the full legal lifecycle of real estate.
What this covers:
Property Transactions & Due Diligence
Sale and purchase of residential and commercial property · title and ownership due diligence · chain of title, encumbrance, and litigation checks before a transaction closes
Development & Builder Matters
Joint development agreements and landowner arrangements · builder-buyer agreements · project compliance and purchaser disputes
RERA & Regulatory Compliance
RERA registration and promoter obligations · disclosure requirements · RERA complaints, proceedings, and appeals
Commercial Real Estate & Leasing
Commercial and industrial property transactions · lease structuring, rent escalation, and exit rights · tenancy and eviction matters
Property Disputes & Protection
Title, possession, and partition disputes · boundary and encroachment matters · injunctions and interim relief · property fraud and forged-document matters
Family, Inherited & NRI Property
Inherited and co-owned property, partition and family settlements · property matters involving NRIs and overseas stakeholders
Governing framework:
Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016, Transfer of Property Act 1882, Registration Act 1908, state-specific tenancy and rent control laws
Property Disputes:
A property dispute usually involves both a paper trail — title documents, sale deeds, registration records — and a practical question of possession. We examine both before advising on negotiation, a RERA complaint, or civil litigation, and can act quickly where urgent relief (an injunction against sale or construction) is needed.
When should you speak to a Property Lawyer?
You may need one when you are: buying or selling high-value property and need title verification · entering a joint development or builder-buyer agreement · negotiating a commercial lease · facing a possession, boundary, or partition dispute · discovering an encumbrance, fraud, or title issue · dealing with inherited or jointly owned property · handling a property matter involving an NRI or overseas party. Title issues are far easier to resolve before a transaction closes than after.
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Related Solution:
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Developing property or facing a commercial lease or builder dispute? See our Resolve a Commercial Dispute solution →
Related Expertise:
Real estate matters often overlap with Family & Personal Law (inherited property and succession), Consumer Law (builder-buyer complaints before Consumer Commissions), Tax Law (capital gains and transaction tax), and Corporate & Commercial Law (commercial property and development structures).
Property is an asset. The legal structure around it matters.
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