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Land & Property

Real Estate & Property

Due diligence, transactions, development projects, regulatory approvals and property disputes.

What it is

Property is the largest commitment most clients ever make, and the one where a defect is hardest to undo. We verify the asset, structure and document the transaction, secure the approvals a project needs, and manage the risks before they become costly.

What this covers

Property Due Diligence

Verification of title, ownership, mutation, land records, encumbrances, zoning and possession before purchase, lease or development.

Transaction & Documentation

Drafting, reviewing and negotiating sale, lease, development, joint-venture, mortgage and property-management agreements.

Project & Investment Advisory

Advice on real-estate development, investment structuring, financing, approvals, construction arrangements and commercial viability.

Regulatory Compliance

Assistance with land-use, planning, construction, environmental and local-authority approvals relevant to the project.

Property Disputes

Strategic advice on ownership, possession, boundary, partition, inheritance, lease, development and contractual disputes, including negotiation, mediation and litigation support.

Risk Management

Identifying title defects, contractual exposure, regulatory risks and potential disputes before they become costly.

How we work

  1. 1Verify the property and its legal status
  2. 2Structure and document the transaction
  3. 3Obtain the planning and local approvals
  4. 4Support completion, handover and any dispute

Typically needed

  • Title deeds and khatian for the property
  • Approved plan and construction permits
  • Any existing sale, lease or development agreement

Our core role

Verify the property, secure the transaction, manage the project risks and protect the client's ownership and investment.

Please note

We facilitate the introduction and the legal side of these transactions only. We do not involve ourselves in any monetary transaction between the parties.

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