RERA Lawyer in Chandigarh | Property & Real Estate Matters Advocate

Key Services & Expertise

• RERA Litigation: Representing homebuyers and developers before the RERA Authority and Appellate Tribunal regarding possession delays and refund claims.
• RERA Refund Claim: Seeking refund of the principal amount with interest if the builder fails to deliver the project.
• Property Dispute Lawyer: Handling Partition suits, title verification, and specific performance of contracts.
• Builder Buyer Dispute Advocate: Legal action against builders for delay in possession, deficiency in service, or unfair trade practices.
• Possession Delay Compensation RERA: Calculating and claiming interest for every month of delay under the RERA Act.
• Title Verification Lawyer: Conducting comprehensive title search and legal audit for property transactions to ensure the property is free from encumbrances.
• Eviction Proceedings Advocate: Filing Eviction petitions against defaulting tenants and handling Rent Control Dispute matters.
• Lease Agreement Drafting: Drafting and vetting robust lease deeds and rent agreements to prevent future disputes.
• Specific Performance of Contract: Enforcing agreements to sell when the seller refuses to transfer the property.
• Real Estate Due Diligence: Investigating land use, zoning, and statutory approvals before you invest.
• Partition suit: Legal assistance for the division of ancestral and joint family property among legal heirs.
• Property Disputes: Handling title suits, possession disputes, and encroachment matters.

How to enforce specific performance of property contract in Chandigarh?

If a seller backs out after signing an Agreement to Sell, you can file a suit for Specific Performance of Contract Property. We approach the civil court to compel the seller to execute the Sale Deed.

To succeed, you must demonstrate your readiness and willingness to perform your part of the contract (i.e., pay the balance consideration). We help you secure interim injunctions to prevent the seller from selling the property to a third party during the litigation.