About Civil & Property Law

Kanoon Ko Samjho, Daro Mat

I know law and property stuff can be confusing, especially for 'aam aadmi' (common people). My whole idea is to make things simple so you get the right 'jaankari' (info) and feel confident.

Property & Land - Basics You Shouldn't Miss

• Buying property? Just registry and stamp duty don't give you full ownership. Supreme Court says you need a Mother Deed, NOC from siblings and Revenue Department, Will (Wasiyat) if inherited, and most important - Mutation Certificate (Dakhil Kharij). Without these, title problems can pop up.
• If your parents own property, it's their right to use, gift, or sell it while they're alive. Staying there is their kindness, not your legal right.

Landlord-Tenant Issues

• Never skip a rental agreement. If a tenant stays 12 years without one, 'kabza' (adverse possession) risk is real. One small paper can save your property.

Neighbour Fights & Privacy

• Property damage by neighbours? No need to shout, just record proof and file a police complaint.
• Installing CCTV? Don't point it at your neighbour's private space - it's illegal without written permission (Right to Privacy).

Money & Recovery

• Lent cash with no proof? You can still file a recovery suit. Your word matters in court.
• Harassed by loan agents? RBI rules protect you. File a complaint if needed.

Inheritance & Succession

• No will left? You need a succession certificate from district court to legally claim assets.

Simple Consumer Rights

• Free water at restaurants is your right. Complain on 1915 if denied.
• Trouble with govt departments? Use CPGRAMS - PMO actually monitors this.

My Approach

I focus on clear advice and practical steps, whether it's a property dispute, succession certificate application, or any civil matter. I want you to feel sorted, not stressed.