Civil Litigation
At Aditya Law Firm, our expertise in Civil Litigation encompasses a broad spectrum of successful cases, demonstrating our proficiency in diverse matters. From Tort Claims to Breach of Contract, Eviction to Money Recovery, and beyond, our seasoned team handles each case with precision and diligence.
Our Comprehensive Civil Litigation Services Include:
Property Matters: Handling cases related to Transfer of Property, Eviction, Verification of Property Documents, Partition Suits, Land Encroachment, Wills, GPA, and Gift Deeds.
Contract Disputes: Addressing Breach of Contract/Agreement claims and ensuring specific performance of contractual obligations.
Legal Documentation: Providing services related to drafting all kinds of legal documents, notices, deeds, and agreements.
Succession and Family Matters: Managing cases under Hindu Succession and Indian Succession Act, Legal Heir Certificate, Succession Certificate, and custody disputes.
Injunctions and Damages: Representing clients in suits for permanent, mandatory, and temporary injunctions, as well as handling damages for trademark infringement.
Debt Recovery: Pursuing suits for recovery of money, debts, and actionable claims, including cases before Debt Recovery Tribunals (DRTs).
High Court Proceedings: Filing writ petitions, petitions for revision, review, appeal, special leave to appeal, and transfer petitions under the Civil Procedure Code before the High Court of the State of Telangana.
Landlord/Tenant Issues: Representing both landlords and tenants in eviction proceedings, protecting tenants from forceful and illegal eviction.
Our dedicated team provides comprehensive legal services, including advising, drafting pleadings, appearing in courts, filing appeals, revisions, writs, and more. Aditya Law Firm ensures thorough representation before any court, tribunal, commission, board, or other judicial or quasi-judicial authorities.
Choose us for adept handling of your civil matters, ensuring optimal outcomes through expert advice and diligent legal representation.”