Civil Matters
Overview

Civil Matters, explained

Civil disputes can drag on for years when they are not handled with a plan. A good start is a careful reading of your documents, the limitation period and the right forum.

Advocate Sonam Kaushal represents clients in civil suits and applications under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and allied laws, before the District Courts and the Punjab & Haryana High Court, with a focus on practical, time-bound resolution.

What is covered

Suits for recovery of money
Property disputes, partition and possession
Declaration and permanent / temporary injunction suits
Specific performance of agreements to sell
Tenancy, rent and eviction matters
Easement, boundary and encroachment disputes
Legal notices, replies and settlements
Execution of decrees, appeals and revisions

How it works

1
Case Review

We examine your documents, limitation and the best forum to file.

2
Notice & Pleadings

A legal notice is sent where useful, followed by carefully drafted plaint or written statement.

3
Interim Relief

Applications for injunction or stay are moved when your rights need protection.

4
Trial & Resolution

Evidence, arguments and, where suitable, settlement or mediation.

Documents to keep ready

Tick what you already have. Exact requirements depend on your case, so call us to confirm.

Common questions

It depends on the court, the nature of the dispute and the parties. A realistic timeline is explained after reviewing your documents.

Not always, but a well-drafted notice often leads to settlement and strengthens your case.

Limitation depends on the type of claim under the Limitation Act, 1963. Delay can bar your suit, so please consult early.

Yes. Mediation and compromise are encouraged and can save time and cost where both sides are willing.

Every client deserves a clear answer. Call us today.

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