Property Dispute?

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✔ What is a property dispute, and why does it commonly arise between family members or co-owners over ownership rights?
✔ Can a property dispute be resolved through mutual settlement, or is filing a civil suit in court necessary?
✔ Why is it important to consult an experienced property dispute lawyer before selling or transferring disputed property?
âš  Delay in legal action may result in:
• Loss of ownership rights
• Illegal possession risk
• Financial losses
• Complex court litigation

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✅ FAQs

A property dispute arises when two or more parties claim ownership, possession, or legal rights over the same property. It may involve family members, co-owners, builders, or third parties.

Family property disputes can be resolved through mutual settlement, mediation, or by filing a partition suit in civil court if no agreement is reached.

Yes. You may file a suit for possession and seek eviction through civil court. In cases involving fraud or force, criminal action may also be taken.

Contested cases may take several years depending on complexity. However, mediation or settlement can resolve matters much faster.

The court may grant an injunction preventing sale or transfer during a dispute. Early legal action is important to protect ownership rights.