Property disputes,
where the file is the case
Property litigation is document litigation. The dispute is usually decided by a chain of instruments, whether they were registered, whether they were stamped, and whether somebody moved in time. The work is holding that chain together over years of adjournments.
The law this practice runs on
AdvocatePro reads a property disputes matter against the provisions that actually decide it.
- –Transfer of Property Act, 1882
- –Specific Relief Act, 1963, and the Registration Act
- –Limitation — Article 58 for declaration, Articles 64 and 65 for possession
- –Order 39 Rules 1 and 2 CPC, for interim injunctions
Before the matter gets away from you
Chain of title
Each instrument in the chain, whether it was registered, whether it was properly stamped, and where the link breaks.
Limitation, computed
Declaration under Article 58 and possession under Articles 64 and 65 run from different events. The platform holds the dates the computation depends on.
Parties and prior litigation
Non-joinder of co-owners, and res judicata arising from an earlier partition suit that nobody remembered to check.
Court fee and valuation
Valuation for court fee, including Section 7(iv)(c), flagged at intake rather than at the return of the plaint.
The dates that decide it
What that looks like day to day
Document vault per matter
Title deeds, mutation records and certified copies held against the case, searchable, with missing evidentiary links called out.
Hearing dates from the court record
Next dates pulled from eCourts rather than transcribed from a note, so an adjournment does not quietly become a default.
Interim relief prepared properly
Prima facie case, balance of convenience and irreparable injury addressed as three separate limbs, because that is how they are decided.
The rest of the practice
Bail & Criminal Defence
Track custody dates, default-bail deadlines and hearing listings across courts. AdvocatePro applies bail-specific checks under Sections 437, 438 and 439 CrPC / BNSS to every matter.
Matrimonial & Family
Manage HMA, Special Marriage Act, Domestic Violence and Section 125 maintenance matters in one place
Money Recovery & Commercial
Order 37 summary suits, Commercial Courts Act thresholds, Section 12A pre-institution mediation, MSME Samadhaan and Section 65B certificates
Consumer Disputes
Consumer Protection Act, 2019 matters
Injunctions & Interim Relief
Order 39 Rules 1 and 2 CPC and Specific Relief Act Sections 38, 39 and 41
Appeals & Revisions
Sections 96, 100 and 115 CPC and appellate and revisional jurisdiction under CrPC / BNSS
See it against one of your own matters
Open a property disputes file and watch what the platform raises before you do.