Civil disputes — over property, contracts, money, or family arrangements — demand patient, strategic litigation. Advocate Kuldeep Jain represents plaintiffs and defendants in trial courts, appellate forums, and consumer commissions across Punjab.
Title suits, partition, possession, injunction, declaration, and revenue matters form the core of our civil practice. We conduct thorough title due-diligence, examine revenue records (jamabandi, mutation), and build cases on documentary and oral evidence. We also handle landlord–tenant disputes, eviction under the Punjab Rent Act, and specific performance of agreements to sell.
Breach of contract, money recovery, summary suits under Order XXXVII CPC, and arbitration matters are handled with attention to commercial outcomes. We pursue attachment before judgment and interim injunctions where the situation warrants protective relief.
Representation before the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, including service-deficiency matters against government bodies. On the family side, we handle maintenance, custody, divorce by mutual consent, and succession certificate matters.
Trial-court disposal typically takes 2–5 years depending on complexity and witnesses. We pursue interim relief (injunction, attachment) early so your position is protected during the suit.
Yes. Most civil matters are referred to mediation under Section 89 CPC. A successfully mediated settlement is enforceable as a decree and saves years of litigation.
Court fee varies by the relief claimed and the value of the subject matter, governed by the Punjab Court Fees Act. We provide an accurate estimate at the consultation stage.