Civil Litigation
Property disputes, recovery suits, injunctions, partition and civil appeals.
Our civil litigation practice covers the full spectrum of disputes — from property and contract matters to recovery suits, injunctions and civil appeals — across trial courts, the High Court and the Supreme Court. Every matter is argued personally by senior counsel, with a clear written strategy before a single rupee is spent on filing.
- Governing law
- Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
- Forum
- Civil Judge / District Judge / High Court
- Limitation
- Usually 3 years from cause of action
- Typical duration
- 2–5 years at trial stage
Scope of services
Our approach
- 01
Case evaluation
We study your documents, timeline and objectives to identify the strongest cause of action.
- 02
Pleadings & filing
Precise drafting of plaint / written statement with a full documentary index.
- 03
Interim relief
Where warranted, we seek stay, injunction or attachment before judgment.
- 04
Trial & judgment
Disciplined evidence, cross-examination and final arguments — with an appeal plan ready.
Documents to bring
Bring whatever you have of the following to the first consultation. Missing a document is not a reason to delay — we will tell you how to obtain it.
Book a consultation- Title deed, sale deed or agreement
- Khasra / khatauni or property records
- Payment receipts and bank statements
- Notices exchanged between parties
- Any prior court orders or FIR copies
- Photo ID and address proof
Questions we hear often
Have a different question? Book a confidential consultation and we'll walk you through the specifics.
How long does a civil suit take?
Timelines vary by forum and complexity. A straightforward recovery suit may conclude in 18–24 months, while a contested property or partition suit often runs 3–5 years. We give a realistic estimate up front and update you at every stage.
Can I settle a civil dispute out of court?
Yes — mediation and compromise decrees are often faster and cheaper. Section 89 CPC allows the court to refer matters to mediation, Lok Adalat or arbitration. We always evaluate settlement first.
What is the limitation period for filing a civil suit?
Most civil suits must be filed within 3 years of the cause of action under the Limitation Act, 1963, though recovery of immovable property allows 12 years. Delay can be condoned only on sufficient cause, so early action matters.
Can I get a stay order before the case is decided?
Yes. Under Order 39 CPC we can seek a temporary injunction or status-quo order at the very first hearing where you show a prima facie case, balance of convenience and irreparable injury.
What happens after I win — do I automatically get the property or money?
No. A decree must be enforced through execution proceedings under Order 21 CPC. We handle execution end to end, including attachment and sale where the other side does not comply voluntarily.
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