Property Dispute Law Firm in Delhi
Disputes over property are rarely only about property. They involve families, long histories and considerable value, which is what makes them hard fought and slow to settle. Whether the question is who owns a property, who has the right to possess it or whether a document should stand, these matters call for careful preparation and a steady approach.
At Biswas Law Offices we represent clients in disputes over ownership, possession and title before the courts. The work is led personally by Tarun Biswas, whose litigation practice is built on real estate and property, acting in partition, possession and declaration matters across the courts.
How We Handle Your Property Dispute
Support at every stage, from the first notice to the final decree.
Partition suits
When jointly held property must be divided, we act for those seeking their share. We handle partition suits and the division of family and jointly owned property.
Declaration of ownership
Where ownership is in question, the court can settle it. We file and defend suits for declaration of ownership rights so your title is established clearly.
Eviction and possession
We handle eviction proceedings and landlord tenant disputes, acting to recover possession or rent, and represent those defending such claims.
Suits for possession
Where you are kept out of property you are entitled to, we act to recover it. We file suits for possession and pursue the relief the situation calls for.
Cancellation of sale deeds
A document obtained wrongly can be set aside. We file suits for the cancellation of sale deeds and other instruments that should not stand.
Case assessment
Property disputes are long and worth entering with clear eyes. We assess the strength of your position honestly before you commit to litigation.
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
- Families & Co Owners
- Property Owners
- Landlords
- Tenants
- Legal Heirs & Successors
- Buyers Facing Title Disputes
- Individuals Kept Out of Possession
- Parties to Disputed Deeds
Commonly Answered Questions
What is a partition suit?
It is a suit to divide property that is held jointly, so each owner receives their separate share. These matters often arise within families over inherited or ancestral property. We act for those seeking to establish and secure their share.
How do I prove that a property is mine?
Where ownership is disputed, a suit for declaration asks the court to formally establish your title. We gather the documents and evidence needed and present the case so your ownership is settled clearly.
Can I remove a tenant who will not leave?
Yes, through the proper process. Eviction must follow the law, and the grounds and procedure matter. We handle eviction proceedings for landlords and represent tenants defending them, depending on whom we act for.
Someone is occupying property I own. What can I do?
You can seek to recover possession through a suit. Where you are entitled to a property but kept out of it, we act to establish that right and recover possession through the court.
Can a sale deed be cancelled?
In the right circumstances, yes. A deed obtained through fraud, misrepresentation or without authority can be challenged and set aside. We assess the facts and, where grounds exist, file for cancellation.
My family is in dispute over inherited property. Can you help?
Yes. Disputes among family members and heirs over inherited or jointly held property are common, and we handle them with both the legal precision and the discretion they call for.
Do you represent clients outside Delhi?
Property matters are tied to where the property sits and the court with jurisdiction over it. We act for clients in Delhi and on matters connected to it. Tell us where the property is and we will confirm how we can help.
Get in Touch
Tell us about the property and the dispute you are facing. We will give you an honest reading of your position and the next step to take.