There are several reasons why property disputes arise. Some common disputes arise from claims mad…

There are several reasons why property disputes arise. Some common disputes arise from claims made by legal heirs or co-owners, disputes over easement rights, misrepresentation by the seller, or improper description of the property in the title deed

Additionally, disputes can occur when a party fails to fulfill their contractual obligations after receiving earnest money or advance payment and approaches another buyer. In such cases, the original purchaser can contest the title of the property by approaching the court

Delays in the delivery of possession of flats by developers to buyers can also lead to disputes

Another frequent dispute arises when a property is acquired through gift or inheritance. In these cases, challenges may arise over the validity of the transfer process. For inherited properties, issues can arise when a purchaser buys an inherited property without being aware of the specific conditions attached to it, such as conditions of the will, probate, letters of administration, or succession certificate

To establish the title of a property, it is essential to provide appropriate documentary evidence