Expert Civil and Property Legal Guidance in Delhi

Is your tenant refusing to pay rent or vacate the property? We discuss the legal grounds for eviction, such as non-payment of rent for two months or misuse of the property, and explain how to file an eviction petition in court to reclaim your property.

Many people believe what they see in movies, thinking a divorce can be finalized on a simple stamp paper. We clarify this common misconception, explaining the legal reality that a valid divorce in India requires a proper court process and decree, as affirmed by the Delhi High Court.

We explain the critical difference between self-acquired and ancestral property when it comes to disowning a child. While you cannot deny a child's share in ancestral property, we outline the legal procedures, like newspaper publications or filing an eviction suit, for disowning a child from your self-acquired assets.

This legal awareness post clarifies a significant Delhi High Court ruling on Hindu succession law. It specifies that grandchildren cannot claim a share in their grandfather's property upon his death if their own parents are still alive.

In a civil case, what if the other party holds a document crucial to your case? We explain the procedure under Order 11 Rule 12 of the CPC, where we can file an application to have the court direct the opposing party to produce that original document for the record.

A strong legal team is the foundation of our success. Here we are, the advocates of Vega Law Firm and Dewal Singh and Associates, celebrating a milestone for a valued team member, ready to bring our collective expertise to your case.

Our work takes us to various courts to represent our clients. Here, two of our advocates are seen outside the Saket District Court in Delhi, prepared and committed to fighting for our clients' rights.