3-Generation Title Dispute
Defended a multi-acre agricultural property title dispute spanning three generations of family conflict, resulting in a clear title decree for our client.
Your property is your most significant asset. Protect it with precision.
In property matters, due diligence before the transaction is worth ten times the litigation after. We help you do both right.
Property transactions and disputes in Tamil Nadu involve a complex web of revenue laws, registration requirements, local body regulations, and civil court proceedings. One wrong step in a property purchase — or one delayed response in a property dispute — can cost you enormously. AGD Law Associates provides end-to-end property legal services covering both transactional advisory and contentious litigation.
Our managing counsel has deep experience in Tamil Nadu's unique property law landscape — including patta transfers, guideline value assessments, encumbrance certificate verification, and DTCP/CMDA regulation — ensuring your property matters are handled by someone who knows the jurisdiction inside out.
30-year title search, EC verification, patta/chitta inspection, survey record review, and legal opinion on clear and marketable title.
Drafting sale agreements, absolute sale deeds, GPA/SPA documents, and representing clients in the registration process.
Commercial and residential lease deeds, license agreements, leave and license documentation, and notice procedures for tenant eviction.
Title suits, boundary disputes, illegal encroachment, wrongful possession, and declaratory suits to establish ownership before civil courts.
Advisory on TNRERA compliance for builders, buyer complaints against builders for delays and defects, and RERA tribunal proceedings.
Reviewing and negotiating joint development agreements, construction agreements, undivided share calculations, and builder-buyer contracts.
Understanding the property, the transaction or dispute, the parties involved, and the specific relief or advisory needed.
Gathering parent documents, EC (15-30 years), patta/chitta, tax receipts, survey sketch, building approval plans, and any prior dispute records.
Conducting a thorough title search, identifying encumbrances, defects, and litigation, and delivering a clear written legal opinion on the title.
Preparing transaction documents — sale agreement, deed of sale, lease deed — with protective clauses, representations, and warranties for the client.
Attending the Sub-Registrar's office with the client, ensuring correct stamp duty payment, and witnessing registration of documents.
Handling post-transaction issues including title disputes, builder defaults, partition suits, and property injunction applications.
Defended a multi-acre agricultural property title dispute spanning three generations of family conflict, resulting in a clear title decree for our client.
Obtained an injunction and mandatory court order for removal of illegal construction encroaching on client's commercial plot.
Resolved a disputed JDA between landowner and builder by negotiating revised terms and undivided share allocation through legal intervention.
At minimum: EC for 30 years, parent documents (chain of title), patta/chitta, survey field measurement sketch, building approval (if constructed), tax receipts, and check for any court cases in the district court records.
An EC (Encumbrance Certificate) from the Sub-Registrar shows all registered transactions on a property — mortgages, sale, lease — for a specified period. It confirms whether the property is free of liabilities. A clean EC is essential for purchase and for obtaining loans.
A sale agreement (agreement to sell) is a preliminary contract that sets out the terms of the future sale. The sale deed is the final, registered document that transfers ownership. The sale deed is what confers title — the agreement alone does not transfer property.
A GPA holder can execute a sale on behalf of the original owner only if the GPA specifically authorizes sale. We strongly recommend verifying the GPA's validity, whether the original owner is alive, and that it is properly registered and notarized.