Property & Possession Suits

Property and possession disputes are among the most contentious and high-stakes civil matters in Pakistan, involving deep emotional and financial interests. Our firm handles the full spectrum of property litigation, including suits for possession (ejectment), partition of joint property, declaration of title, cancellation of sale deeds, and specific performance of agreements to sell. We appear before civil courts, revenue courts, the Board of Revenue, and appellate benches in the High Courts.

Under the Transfer of Property Act 1882, the Specific Relief Act 1877, and the CPC 1908, we prosecute and defend claims involving agricultural and urban property, commercial real estate, and inherited ancestral property. Our practice includes suits for possession based on title, possession based on prior possession (squatter's rights), and recovery of possession from tenants under the provincial Rent Control Ordinances. We also handle complex partition suits involving the Islamic law of inheritance and the West Pakistan Land Revenue Act 1967.

Our property litigation team includes advocates with deep knowledge of revenue records, land registration procedures, and property valuation. We work with approved valuers, patwaris, and revenue officers to trace property titles, challenge fraudulent transfers, and secure protective orders such as injunctions restraining alienation or change of possession. Whether you are an owner seeking to recover your property, a co-owner seeking partition, or a purchaser seeking possession, our firm provides the strategic advocacy needed to protect your property rights.