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Property disputes can arise from various situations such as inheritance, partition, sale, illegal
possession, and disputes related to joint ownership. These disputes are governed by multiple
laws and legal frameworks, depending on the type of property and the nature of the dispute.
These are following aspects of property disputes under Indian law:
Determining who legally owns or has a rightful claim to the property is a central issue. This can involve examining deeds, titles, wills, contracts, or other legal documents to establish ownership. It may also involve disputes over inheritance, joint ownership, or unclear boundaries
This doctrine allows someone to claim ownership of land if they've openly and continuously used it for a certain period of time (laws vary by jurisdiction). Disputes arise when a party claims ownership of property through adverse possession, and the original owner contests this
Negotiation: Informal discussions between parties to reach a mutual agreement ,
Mediation or arbitration, Legal action
Evidence required in property disputes may include:
Property deeds, title documents, or sales agreements.
Survey reports and maps indicating boundaries.
Lease agreements
Boundary disputes: Disagreements over the exact property line between two
properties., Ownership disputes, Landlord-tenant disputes
You can take legal action. First, you should confirm the boundaries through a
professional survey and then litigation may be necessary to resolve the encroachment
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