Civil Law

Civil law systems cover about 60% of the world and are based on Roman law concepts and categories, with some influence of canon law and local custom. Though secularized, they promote cooperation between people and prioritize individual freedom. Also known as continental or Romano-Germanic legal systems, they are present on all continents.

Litigation

Partition Suits

Declaration Suits

Money Recovering Suits

Bare Injunction Suits

Specific Performance of contracts Suits

Adoption Suits

Guardians and Wards Cases

Waqf Cases

Probation and Succession Certificate

Arbitration Cases

Redemption of mortgage suits

Dissolution of partnership firms

Suits Possession

Administration Suits

Suits for cancellation of decrees documents etc.

Suits for eviction

Landlord and tenant dispute

Suits for mesne profits

Interpleader suits

Defamation Suits

Public Interest Litigation

Reviews and Revision suits

Consumer Disputes

Quasi-Judicial Authorities-Court of Tahsildar

Real Estate Regulatory Authority

Cases before debt recovery tribunal

Cases before national company law tribunal

Cases related to final decree proceedings

Execution Petition

Commercial dispute cases

Insolvency cases

Land acquisition cases

Accident claim cases under motor vehicles act

Non Litigation

Sale Deeds

Sale Agreement

Release Deed

Gift Deed/Hiba

Mortgage Deed

Will

Partition Deed

Joint Development Agreement

Exchange Deed

Memorandum of Understanding

Khulanamma

Rental Agreements/Lease Agreements

Deed of Declaration of Apartment Associations

Articles of Associations and Memorandum of Associations

By-Laws of Association