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Every day you wait, the encroacher's claim strengthens. We run an end-to-end response — survey, legal notice, injunction filing, ground action — so your possession stays documented and your case stays winnable.
Timing, evidence, and the right legal pathway decide the outcome — most owners get all three wrong.
NRI and absentee owners often discover encroachment months after it starts. By then the encroacher has built a shed, planted crops, or claims adverse possession. The longer the delay, the weaker your case.
Without dated, geo-tagged photos and a formal survey, courts have little to work with. Oral arguments and old documents aren't enough. We create a contemporaneous record the day we're engaged.
Filing a general civil suit when an injunction under the Specific Relief Act would have worked costs months and delivers nothing. We pick the right remedy for the exact fact pattern.
An encroachment response is time-critical — here's the sequence.
Our surveyor visits the site within 72 hours. Photographic evidence, boundary verification against Bhu Naksha, and formal documentation of current encroachment state.
Advocate-drafted legal notice served on the encroacher. Where appropriate, police complaint filed in parallel. Both establish dated legal record.
Where the encroacher continues, we file an injunction under the Specific Relief Act, 1963. Temporary injunction restrains further construction/occupation while the case proceeds.
Coordination with court bailiffs for removal orders. Ongoing site monitoring to prevent re-encroachment. Progress reports to you monthly until resolution.
End-to-end response — not a consultation, an operation.
Scoped after urgent site assessment
Surveyor on site within 72 hours for properties in accessible districts (Dehradun, Haridwar, Nainital, Udham Singh Nagar). Remote hill districts (Uttarkashi, Chamoli) may take 4–5 days due to terrain and seasonal access. We start legal drafting in parallel — you don't wait for the survey to begin protective action.
No. Power of Attorney or engagement letter is sufficient for us to act on your behalf. Ground operations, legal filings, and court appearances are handled locally. You get documented progress reports, photos, and legal filings by email.
Adverse possession in India requires continuous, peaceful, open, and hostile possession for 12 years. If the encroachment is recent, the claim fails. If older, we build a defense based on interruption events (any past legal notice, paid tax receipts, visits) and revenue records. Either way, swift action strengthens your position materially.
Tell us what's happening. We'll get a surveyor on site and start legal drafting today.