The Supreme Court held that decades of possession do not prove adverse possession; the claimant must plead and prove when possession turned hostile to the true owner.
A buyer suing on a doubtful agreement to sell must explain the doubts before the seller has to prove anything, the Supreme Court held in Bohar Singh v. Sardara Singh (2026).
Property Disputes in Delhi: Complete Legal Guide
- June 9, 2026
Property disputes remain one of the most common forms of litigation in Delhi courts. Whether arising from contested ownership, boundary disagreements, or inheritance conflicts, understanding your legal remedies is essential for protecting…
Builder Buyer Disputes in Delhi: Your Legal Rights
- January 28, 2026
Builder-buyer disputes have become increasingly common in Delhi-NCR, with homebuyers facing issues ranging from delayed possession and construction defects to unfair contract terms and hidden charges. Understanding your legal rights as a…
Property Partition Law in India: Complete Guide
- January 15, 2026
Property partition is a significant legal process that involves dividing jointly held property among co-owners. Whether inherited through succession or acquired jointly, understanding partition law in India is essential for anyone seeking…
Legal Rights in Property Matters: Protecting Your Interests
- December 1, 2025
Property rights in India are protected under various constitutional provisions and statutory laws. Article 300A of the Constitution guarantees that no person shall be deprived of their property save by authority of…
In Delhi’s high-stakes real estate market, comprehensive title verification and rigorous due diligence are the primary legal shields against protracted property litigation. Given the capital’s intricate property landscape—characterized by a complex mix…
Rising Property Disputes in Delhi NCR: Legal Perspectives
- October 18, 2024
The post-pandemic landscape in Delhi NCR has witnessed an unprecedented surge in property transactions, bringing with it a complex wave of real estate litigation. From contested family inheritances and boundary disagreements to…