Essential legal checklist and documentation required before filing a property dispute case. Avoid common pitfalls and strengthen your case from the start with proper preparation and comprehensive documentation.
ESSENTIAL DOCUMENTATION
Title Documents
Sale deed, gift deed, partition deed, or other title documents
Revenue Records
Khata, Pahani, Survey Settlement records, and mutation entries
Encumbrance Certificate
Complete chain of title for the past 30 years minimum
Survey Documents
Survey settlement records, village maps, and boundary demarcation
Tax Records
Property tax receipts and assessment records
TITLE VERIFICATION PROCESS
TITLE SEARCH AND VERIFICATION
- Verify clear and marketable title
- Check for any encumbrances or liens
- Confirm proper stamp duty and registration
- Verify compliance with local laws
- Check for pending litigation or disputes
COMMON PITFALLS TO AVOID
- Filing suit without proper title verification
- Inadequate documentation and evidence
- Ignoring limitation period requirements
- Improper valuation for court fees
- Failure to join necessary parties
EARLY LEGAL CONSULTATION
Consult with an experienced property lawyer before filing suit. Early legal advice can help identify potential issues, strengthen your case, and avoid costly mistakes that could jeopardize your claim.
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