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Property & Real Estate Lawyers
Abbasi & Associates is a full service law firm having an accomplished and skillful team of experienced Property and Real Estate Lawyers in Delhi. We are fully devoted towards our goal of providing the relevant advice for property and real estate issues to our clients. Our team includes highly experienced property case specialist lawyers, real estate experts and real estate tax lawyers are familiar with all aspects of property development, sales, acquisitions, leases, real estate disputes and provisions of security involved in financial transactions both Nationally and Internationally. We serve a diverse clientele, offering tailored legal solutions for both residential and commercial property matters. We provide a wide range of Property and Real Estate Law related services to our clients which include:
- Conveyancing and documentation: Drafting, vetting and interpretation of several kinds of agreements/ contracts such as Sale Agreement/Deed, Joint Venture, Lease Deed/ Agreement, General Power of Attorney, Special power of attorney and other legal documents,
- Title Verification: Conducting thorough investigations of property titles to ensure clear ownership and mitigate legal risks.
- Legal Assistance with Regulatory Approvals: Providing legal comprehensive legal assistance in obtaining necessary approvals, licenses, and permissions from relevant governmental and regulatory authorities, ensuring compliance with all applicable laws and procedures in real estate transactions and development.
- Loan & Mortgage Advisory: Providing legal advice on concerning housing loans, loans against property, project approvals, and other mortgage-related matters
- Legal Consultation on Property Transactions: Assisting in the acquisition, disposal, and exchange of properties, ensuring compliance with all legal requirement
- Real Estate Fund Structuring & Regulatory Advisory We provide specialized legal services for structuring and managing public and private real estate investment funds in India. Our services include drafting offering documents, securing regulatory approvals, advising on SEBI compliance, and handling registrations under Indian laws. We also offer comprehensive legal consultation on securities registration and exemption strategies, ensuring full compliance with applicable regulatory frameworks at both central and state levels.
- Providing comprehensive legal consultation for the registration of real estate properties across residential, commercial, and industrial segments.
- Property Leasing & Rental Disputes: Providing legal advise and drafting lease agreements and resolving disputes between landlords and tenants related to lease agreements, rent payments, property maintenance, and security deposits. We also assist in eviction proceedings and mediation ensuring that both parties adhere to their legal obligations.
- Due Diligence: thorough investigation and analysis of a property before finalizing a purchase or investment. This process aims to uncover potential risks, verify the property’s value, and ensure a sound investment. It involves examining legal documents, inspecting the property physically, and verifying financial details.
- Real Estate Regulatory Compliance: Offering guidance on compliance with the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 ( RERA ), including registration and dispute resolution.
Why choose Abbasi & Associates
Choosing the right legal team can make all the difference in navigating India’s complex property and real estate landscape. At Abbasi & Associates, our highly regarded property lawyers in Delhi offer a unique blend of legal expertise, market insight, and client commitment to deliver trusted results locally, nationally, and globally.
- Expertise in Property and Real Estate Law: Our lawyers specialize exclusively in property and real estate matters, giving us a distinct advantage in areas such as land acquisition, land registry, builder-buyer disputes, and property title verification. We don’t just understand the law—we understand the real-world challenges clients face in the Indian property market.
- Strategic Solutions, Not Just Legal Advice: From resolving disputes to guiding large-scale transactions, we provide tailored legal strategies that prioritize your goals. Whether it’s ensuring regulatory compliance under RERA or securing legally sound agreements, we focus on delivering clarity, security, and peace of mind.
- Nationwide and International Support We represent clients across India and abroad. We are regularly trusted by real estate developers, investors, and individuals, including Non-Resident Indians (NRIs), for seamless legal support in property matters.
- Client-Centric Approach: We are known for responsiveness, transparency, and clear communication. Our team works closely with each client to provide regular updates, practical advice, and legally sound outcomes—no surprises, no jargon.
- Trusted Expertise in Property Law: With a strong track record in complex transactions, litigation, and regulatory matters, we’ve built a reputation for both integrity and results with our litigation lawyers. Our goal is not just to resolve legal challenges, but to earn lasting trust through every client relationship.
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Important Real Estate Laws in India
Having a basic knowledge of real estate laws is crucial. Below is an overview of the key legislations that govern real estate in India:
1. Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) The RERA aims to promote transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the real estate sector. It mandates the registration of real estate projects and agents, ensuring timely possession and quality of construction. Non-compliance will lead to penalties and legal actions if not registered. Learn more about RERA
2. Transfer of Property Act, 1882 This Act governs the transfer of property between living persons; it includes sale, mortgage, lease, gift, and exchange. It outlines the conditions under which property can be transferred and the rights and liabilities of the parties involved. Read the full Act
3. Indian Contract Act, 1872 The Indian Contract Act lays down the general principles of law relating to contracts, including the formation, performance, and enforceability of agreements. It is fundamental in real estate transactions, ensuring that all parties’ obligations are legally binding. Access the Act here
4. Registration Act, 1908 This Act mandates the registration of certain documents, including sale deeds, leases, and gift deeds, to ensure their validity and to provide public notice. Registration is crucial for the legal recognition of property transactions. View the Registration Act
5. Stamp Act, 1899 The Stamp Act requires the payment of stamp duty on documents related to property transactions, such as agreements and conveyances. Proper stamping is essential for the legal enforceability of these documents. Learn about Stamp Duty
6. Land Acquisition Act, 2013 Also known as the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation, and Resettlement Act, 2013, this Act regulates the process of land acquisition by the government for public purposes, ensuring fair compensation and rehabilitation for individuals displaced by such acquisitions. Learn more about the act here the
If you have any doubts or legal concerns regarding your real estate matters, you can hire an experienced property lawyer in Delhi from Abbasi Associates.
Kindly, call us on +91-9811154746, or e-mail us at advocateabbasi@gmail.com if you wish to talk to our Property and Real Estate Lawyer in Delhi for consultation or are facing any Legal Issue concerning Property and Real Estate Law and wish to discuss it with our team of experienced Lawyers.
Our Core Services
We offer a full spectrum of property law services, including
title verification & due deligence
property disputes
BUilder buyer disputes
Legal representation in court
RERA cases
Frequently Asked Questions
Hiring a real estate attorney in Delhi can save you from the legal hassles often hidden in property transactions. With their in-depth knowledge of property laws, due diligence, and contract review, a real estate lawyer ensures that your deal is legally sound and future-proof. Whether you’re buying, selling, or leasing property, they help protect your interests and minimize the risk of disputes in Delhi’s fast-paced real estate market.
Yes and it’s highly recommended. A real estate lawyer can carefully review your property purchase agreement to spot any hidden clauses or legal risks. Before signing, make sure the builder has all necessary approvals, such as RERA registration and the occupancy certificate. This step is especially important if you’re buying a flat, plot, or independent floor from a builder in Delhi.
Yes, a real estate attorney can definitely help resolve property disputes in Delhi. Whether it’s a case of illegal possession, property partition, inheritance issues, or disputes over a will, a Delhi-based property lawyer can guide you through the legal process. They can assist by sending legal notices, filing cases in civil courts, or representing you before revenue authorities — depending on the nature of the dispute.
Essential documents include the sale deed, property tax receipts, proof of identity, PAN card, and the Encumbrance Certificate. We assist in drafting and registering documents at the sub-registrar’s office.
Resolution timelines vary based on the case complexity and court backlog. On average, contested property disputes in Delhi may take 1–3 years. We aim for speedy and strategic resolution.
If all documents are in order, the actual registration at the Sub-Registrar’s office can be completed in a day. However, the preparation, appointments, and follow-up can take from days to few weeks.
Mutation updates the ownership details in land or municipal records after a property is sold, inherited, or gifted. It’s essential for paying property tax and establishing lawful possession.
Yes. Under the Indian Registration Act, registration of a property transaction is mandatory for all immovable property valued over ₹100. Without it, the ownership transfer is not legally valid. At Abbasi & Associates, we ensure a smooth and hassle-free property registration process for our clients.
Property registry is crucial as it establishes ownership, protects from legal complications like disputes, and facilitates future transactions such as resale and loans.
It involves the official recording of a property transaction with the sub-registrar’s office, making it part of the public record.
Here’s why it’s important:
Legal Proof of Ownership:
The property registry serves as concrete proof that you legally own the property, helping prevent future claims or disputes.
Protection Against Disputes:
A registered property in the official registry helps safeguard against fraudulent claims and legal issues, ensuring your rights as the rightful owner.
Facilitates Loans and Resale:
A proper entry in the property registry is essential for securing loans against the property and for smooth resale transactions.
Government Records:
Property registry ensures your ownership is officially recorded in government records, making it easier to verify, update, and manage the property.
Part of the Legal Process:
Under the Indian Registration Act of 1908, registering the sale deed is a mandatory part of the legal property registry process.
Public Record:
Once completed, the property registry creates a transparent and accessible public record of the transaction for verification and legal purposes.
Need help with the property registry process?
Consult a qualified property lawyer to ensure your documents are accurate, your rights are protected, and the registration is completed without hassle.
