Few disputes are as daunting as one with the government over land. The State acquires property for projects, assigns land to the landless with conditions attached, issues notices alleging encroachment of government or endowment land, and runs schemes to regularise long-standing occupation. Each carries its own rules — and its own deadlines.
Advocate Ramesh Kadari represents landowners and occupants in matters against revenue and government authorities — challenging inadequate acquisition compensation, defending assigned-land and encroachment notices, pursuing regularisation, and taking illegal orders to the High Court by way of writ where required.
The decisive factors here are the record and the procedure. Many government actions falter because the authority failed to follow its own rules, give a hearing, or pass a reasoned order — and that is precisely where a well-aimed legal challenge succeeds.
What we handle
- Land acquisition compensation and enhancement
- Assigned-land conditions, alienation and resumption
- Regularisation of occupation (GO / LRS schemes)
- Encroachment notices on government / endowment land
- Challenges to revenue and survey orders
- Writ petitions against illegal government action
- Mutation and record-correction disputes
- Disputes before Tahsildar, RDO and Collector
Why instruct Advocate Ramesh Kadari
- ✓Government action tested against its own rules and procedure.
- ✓Fair compensation pursued in acquisition matters.
- ✓Revenue remedies and High Court writs used together.
- ✓Experience with assigned-land and regularisation complexities.
Frequently asked questions
Often, yes. Compensation under the land-acquisition law is based on market value with statutory enhancements, and landowners frequently receive less than they are entitled to. You can object during the acquisition process and seek enhanced compensation through the prescribed reference and appeal mechanism. Strong evidence of market value — comparable sale deeds — is key.
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