Real Estate Law Firm in Delhi
Property dealings carry real money and real risk, and the difference between a clean transaction and a costly one usually lies in the documentation and the diligence behind it. Whether you are buying, leasing, developing or dealing with an authority over a property, getting the legal side right at the outset saves considerable trouble later.
At Biswas Law Offices we handle the transactional and regulatory side of real estate, from drafting the documents that govern a deal to representing clients before RERA and local authorities. The work is led personally by Tarun Biswas, whose litigation practice is built on real estate, acting for both developers and allottees in transactions and disputes.
Comprehensive Real Estate solutions across the lifecycle.
Support at every stage, from the first document to the final order.
RERA disputes
Whether you are a buyer chasing a delayed project or a developer defending a claim, we represent you before the Real Estate Regulatory Authority and pursue the relief the situation calls for.
Conveyancing and documentation
The strength of a transaction lies in its paperwork. We draft and review sale deeds, lease agreements and collaboration contracts so the terms are clear and your position is secure.
Sale deeds and lease agreements
We prepare the core documents that transfer and govern property rights, drafted carefully so they hold up and protect the party we act for.
Collaboration contracts
For arrangements between owners and developers, we draft collaboration agreements that set out each side's rights and obligations clearly and reduce the room for later dispute.
MCD and DDA disputes
When a local authority acts against a property, you need to respond properly. We challenge sealing orders and unauthorised construction notices issued by the MCD, DDA and similar bodies.
Due diligence
Before you commit to a property, it helps to know what you are taking on. We examine title and documentation so you go into a transaction with your eyes open.
Why Clients Choose Us
- Deep expertise across industries
- Strategic, business-oriented advice
- Strong track record of enforcement
- Personal attention, partner-led matters
Industries We Serve
- Homebuyers & Allottees
- Developers & Builders
- Landlords & Owners
- Commercial Tenants & Businesses
- Investors
- Housing Societies & Associations
- Landowners in Collaboration
- Businesses Facing Authority Action
Commonly Answered Questions
What does a real estate lawyer actually do in a property deal?
A great deal turns on the documentation and the diligence behind a transaction. We examine title, draft or review the sale deed, lease or collaboration agreement, and make sure the terms protect you before you commit money to the deal.
Why is a properly drafted sale deed so important?
The sale deed is the document that transfers ownership, and its wording decides what you actually receive and on what terms. A poorly drafted deed can leave gaps that surface only when a dispute arises. We draft it carefully so it holds up.
I bought into a project that has been delayed. What can I do?
You may have a claim before the Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Depending on the facts, RERA can order relief for delay and other failings by a developer. We assess your position and represent you in the proceedings.
What is a collaboration agreement and why do I need one?
It is the agreement between a property owner and a developer setting out how a project will proceed and how the returns are shared. A clear agreement protects both sides. We draft it to keep your rights and share secure.
Do you act for both buyers and developers?
Yes. We act for allottees and developers alike, which means we understand a transaction and a dispute from both sides and prepare accordingly.
Do you handle property matters outside Delhi?
Real estate matters are often tied to the local authority and jurisdiction where the property sits. We act for clients in Delhi and advise on matters connected to it. Tell us where the property is and we will confirm how we can help.
A sound transaction starts with a conversation.
Tell us about the property and what you are planning or facing. We will tell you honestly where you stand and what the next step should be.