Property, Real Estate & RERA
A builder has delayed your flat, a land deal looks risky, or a property dispute won't settle.
Property is often the largest thing a person or family owns, so a problem with it can feel overwhelming. We help home buyers, owners and developers understand their rights and act on them.
What we can help with
- Complaints against builders for delayed possession or broken promises
- Filing and defending cases before RERA authorities
- Checking a property's title before you buy
- Land purchases and joint development agreements
- Property disputes in court
Common questions
My builder has delayed possession of my flat. What can I do?
RERA gives home buyers a way to file a complaint with the state RERA authority. Depending on your agreement and the facts, you may be able to seek possession, interest for the delay or a refund. We can read your agreement with you and tell you which route makes sense.
What should I check before buying a property?
At a minimum, who legally owns it, whether it is mortgaged or under dispute, and whether the approvals are in place. A title check by a lawyer looks at the ownership documents and records so you know what you are buying.
What documents should I bring to the first meeting?
Your sale or builder-buyer agreement, payment receipts, any letters or emails from the builder or other party, and any notices you have received. If you don't have everything, come anyway - we can work out what is missing.
These answers are general information, not legal advice. Every situation is different. Speak with us about yours.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what's happening in your own words. We'll help you understand your options.