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Dear Client,
If by “unwritten land” you mean land for which there is no registered sale deed or other proper title document, you should first establish the legal ownership/title before attempting to transfer it in your favour.

You have to:

1. Verify the existing title and identify the recorded owner of the land.


2. Obtain and examine the Record of Rights (RoR), khatian, mutation records, land revenue receipts, and other available land records.


3. If the land belongs to an ancestor and

Dear client,

The alleged illegal filling and encroachment of a Gram Sabha pond is a serious issue, as such water bodies are public property and are meant to serve ecological and drainage purposes. If, despite repeated written complaints to the Gram Panchayat, Lekhpal, Tehsildar, SDM, District Magistrate and the police over the last three years, no effective action has been taken and the encroachment continues to cause waterlogging, sanitation hazards and health risks, you may approach the juris

Dear Client,
If the property was validly transferred to your mother through a registered settlement deed and the deed has not been cancelled or declared invalid by a competent court, she is generally regarded as the absolute owner of the property and is entitled to sell it. Your father would not ordinarily have a legal right to claim a share in the sale proceeds merely because he was the previous owner, unless such a right is specifically reserved under the settlement deed or arises from anothe

Dear Client
A discrepancy between the extent shown in the FMB (Field Measurement Book) and the measurements mentioned in your sale deed and patta is a matter that requires verification and should not be ignored. Whether it is a serious issue depends on the reason for the discrepancy, the actual survey measurements on the ground, and the revenue records. Such a mismatch may create difficulties in future transactions, mutation, or boundary-related disputes if left uncorrected.
You may have the pro

Dear Client
The nomination made in favour of your late brother does not, by itself, confer ownership rights. Upon his demise, the nomination in his favour ordinarily becomes ineffective. If your mother is the absolute owner of the flat, her nominees merely hold the property for the benefit of the legal heirs and do not acquire title by virtue of nomination alone.
If your mother is suffering from advanced dementia and is incapable of understanding or executing legal documents, she cannot validly

Dear Client

On the facts stated, any litigation initiated after nearly 30 years would ordinarily face serious objections on the ground of limitation and delay. If your mother's share was transferred by the society in 1997 on the basis of the Power of Attorney, Release Deed, and NOCs, and she has remained in continuous possession, paid maintenance and electricity charges, and the flat has since been redeveloped, such long and uninterrupted conduct would be a significant factor in her favour. How

Dear Client

If a public village road has been encroached upon and a patta has been issued in respect of the encroached land, you may challenge the grant of the patta before the competent revenue authority if it has been issued contrary to law. You may also submit a representation to the Tahsildar or other competent authority seeking removal of the encroachment and restoration of the public road. If the authorities fail to act despite a valid grievance, appropriate proceedings before the High Co

Dear Client
The death of your father does not, by itself, prevent the legal heirs from challenging the transaction. However, it may make the case more difficult, as the person who allegedly suffered the undue influence or coercion is no longer available to testify. The success of any civil or criminal proceedings will therefore depend largely on independent evidence, such as medical records, the circumstances surrounding the execution of the sale deed, witness testimony, the adequacy of the sale

Dear Client
The death of your father does not, by itself, prevent the legal heirs from challenging the transaction. However, it may make the case more difficult, as the person who allegedly suffered the undue influence or coercion is no longer available to testify. The success of any civil or criminal proceedings will therefore depend largely on independent evidence, such as medical records, the circumstances surrounding the execution of the sale deed, witness testimony, the adequacy of the sale

Dear Sir,

File a civil suit for restoration of possession and injunction against the landlord.
File a private complaint before the Jurisdictional Magistrate if the police refuse to register your complaint.
Seek compensation for illegal disconnection of water and wrongful lockout.
If you believe there was caste-based abuse or discrimination on account of your SC status, and there is supporting evidence, you may also seek action under the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes