What should I expect when attending court hearings?

In civil disputes court hearings include various stages and broadly it involves initial hearings, interim application stages, arguments, and evidence. It is important to be punctual, dress appropriately, and follow courtroom etiquette while giving evidence/statement before the Court.

Mediation & arbitration- explain the difference?

Mediation involves a neutral third party. The third party facilitates discussions for a voluntary agreement. Arbitration involves an arbitrator making a final decision after hearing both sides.

Elaborate benefits of negotiation in property disputes?

Negotiation can be less costly, quicker, and less stressful than litigation with mutual benefits for both parties.

What is the best way to choose an authentic and expert lawyer for my property dispute?

Look for a lawyer with specific experience in similar property disputes, consider their track record, ability to communicate effectively and handling complex legal concepts efficiently.

What kinds of evidence are typically used in property disputes?

Evidence can include property deeds, contracts, electronic communications, photographs, witness statements, expert opinions, historical records, and financial documents.

What is ‘proper identification’ of the dispute?

By correct or proper identification, it means identifying the applicable laws which govern dispute resolution & court jurisdiction.

Can you explain types of property disputes that are most common?

Property disputes are commonly due to: title disputes, inheritance conflicts, tenancy disputes, boundary disagreements, easement disputes, and land possession.

Can an NRI initiate property partition proceedings from abroad?

An NRI can initiate partition proceedings from abroad by filing a suit through a legal representative in India or by granting a power of attorney to a trusted individual.

How are disputes resolved if family members disagree on property valuation?

In disagreement, the court may appoint an independent valuer or commissioner to assess the property’s value. Parties can also agree to engage a mutually acceptable independent valuer.

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