Civil Law
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» Property Laws
- Sale and purchase agreements relating to property matters
- Matters relating to lease, charges and mortgages of property
- Registration of documents.
- Disputes relating to sale of immovable property.
- Matters related to exchange ,gifts, actionable claims.
- Matters related to sanction and violation of building plans, Deviation & Demolition of unauthorised constructions
» Contract Law
- Disputes relating to breach and non performance of Contracts.
- Specific performance of contracts
- Matters relating to joint development agreements
- Matters relating to fraud ,mistake and cheating
- Matters relating to recovery of debts, cheque bouncing etc
- Matters related to Indemnity and guarantee.
- Matters relating to bailment and pledge
- Matters relating to Agency-Effect of contract on matters of agency
- Sale of goods
- Partnership
- Registration of partnership firms
- Incoming and outgoing partners
- Relation of partners
- Matters relating to Benami – Transactions (prohibition) Act
- Consumer protection.
- Contempt of Courts
- Easements
- Foreigners Act
- Land acquisition etc
- Power of attorney
- Matters pertaining to societies and co-operative societies
- Matters Pertaining to successions and trusts
» Matters related to Real Estate
Contract
Offer , Acceptance and considerations are the central doctrines upon which a contract is founded upon. In order for a contract to be binding on the parties, there must be an intention to create the contact or there must be a consensus of mind to lead to contract. Whenever there is a dispute between the parties as to terms of contract , court can not import its own terms into it. It shall ascertain the intention of the parties from the terms . The Indian Contract Act, 1872 is one of the oldest legislation which is a product of English common law. The Contract Act is nothing but an assimilation of common law principles which are codified and given a statutory recognition Contract Act deals extensively with formation of a contract, competency for a parties to enter into contracts performance of contract, damages for breach of contact .Indemnity and guarantee, law of agency , partnership and sale of goods are another types of contracts dealt with under the contract law it is known as specific contacts. Each of this area is governed by specific legislations. The specific relief Act, 1963 is another important legislation which provide for specific performance of the contracts.
Property
There are two types of property: real property and
personal property. Most of the legal concepts and
rules associated with both types of property are derived
from English common law. Modern law has incorporated
many of these concepts and rules into statutes, which
define the types and rights of ownership in real and
personal property. Personal property, also referred
to as movable property, is anything other than land
that can be the subject of ownership, including stocks,
money, notes, patents, and copyrights, as well as
intangible property.
Real Estate
Land, buildings, and things permanently attached to
land and buildings. Also called realty and real property.
Real estate is the modern term for land and anything
that is permanently affixed to it. Fixtures include
buildings, fences, and things attached to buildings,
such as plumbing, heating, and light fixtures. Property
that is not affixed is regarded as personal property.
For example, furniture and draperies are items of
personal property.
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