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A purchaser who did not check the encumbrance certificate before buying property in Delhi generally faces a considerably weakened position when trying...

Yes, you can absolutely seek an injunction against your own family member in a property dispute in Delhi, and there is no special legal exemption or b...

Yes, a Delhi court can appoint a local commissioner to examine digital land records, and this power has become increasingly relevant and valuable as l...

Whether a suit for declaration of title can succeed without also seeking possession in Delhi depends critically on one key factual question — whether ...

A later unregistered will can indeed override an earlier registered will in Delhi, and this is a point that frequently surprises clients who mistakenl...

An NRI co-owner can absolutely participate in Indian property litigation in Delhi from abroad, and Indian civil procedure has evolved considerably to ...

A partition decree can indeed be challenged in Delhi if a co-owner was a minor at the time of the proceedings and was not properly and lawfully repres...

Yes, you can sue a government authority for wrongful mutation of your property in Delhi, and this is an important remedy for property owners who disco...

Satellite imagery can indeed be used as evidence to prove encroachment in a Delhi court, and this modern form of evidence has become an increasingly v...

A person occupying property under a leave and licence arrangement in Delhi generally cannot claim tenancy rights, no matter how long that occupation c...

A compromise decree in a property case can be set aside in Delhi, but only on fairly specific and limited grounds, since courts generally place consid...

A plot located in an unapproved layout in Delhi can technically be transferred through the execution and registration of a sale deed, but such a trans...

A property dispute involving church or temple lands can indeed be filed in a civil court in Delhi, and religious character alone does not remove such ...

A legal heir can, in most circumstances, sell inherited immovable property in Delhi even before formally obtaining a succession certificate, and this ...

Whether a property case can be decided solely on affidavit evidence in Delhi depends heavily on the type of proceeding involved, since ordinary civil ...