Ownership and title disputes
Reviewing title documents, transactions and competing claims regarding property.
Property, contracts & civil claims
Civil and Property
Property and civil disputes often turn on documents, possession, agreements and the history of a transaction. We help clients organise the facts and understand the legal options available.
Lahore head office · Islamabad · Sialkot · Serving clients across Pakistan
CHOHAN LAW
Perspective. Preparation. Purpose.
01 / An informed starting pointUnderstand your position.
Understand your position.
Plan the next step.
Whether the issue concerns ownership, possession, recovery or performance of an agreement, the record matters. Our approach is to examine the available papers, identify the question in dispute and consider procedural options proportionate to the circumstances.
Case-specific advice
The right approach depends on your documents, circumstances and the relevant legal process. An initial enquiry does not establish a lawyer-client relationship.
02 / Scope of work
Matters we can discuss.
The examples below explain the kinds of questions that may arise. The firm will confirm whether it can accept a particular matter after reviewing the facts.
Possession and tenancy issues
Discussing possession-related disputes and contractual or procedural questions.
Injunctions and urgent relief
Considering whether temporary or protective remedies may be legally appropriate.
Recovery and damages claims
Reviewing agreements, payment records and disputes concerning recovery of money or loss.
Contractual disputes
Assessing documents and obligations connected with contested agreements.
Civil appeals and applications
Reviewing relevant orders and available procedures for further action.
03 / Before we meetGood preparation
Good preparation
makes the difference.
We first identify the property or contractual rights in question, organise key documents and review the stage of the dispute. We then discuss possible correspondence, negotiation or court steps as appropriate.
Arrange a conversationUseful information to have ready
Your first consultation
- 01Sale deed, allotment letter, lease or relevant contract
- 02Receipts, payment proofs and correspondence
- 03Any notices, complaints or court orders
- 04A timeline of transactions and persons involved
Please arrange a suitable way to share confidential case files. Do not submit them through the general website form.
04 / Useful answersQuestions,
Questions,
answered clearly.
Answers are general information. Advice on an individual matter requires an appropriate consultation.
Ask us about your caseCan I enquire if I do not have every property document?
Yes. Explain what you have and what appears to be missing. The legal team can identify records that may be important.
Can an injunction be guaranteed?
No. Relief depends on case-specific facts, evidence and the relevant court’s decision.
Can I request help with an agreement?
Yes. Describe the type of agreement and whether it is proposed, signed or disputed.