Land disputes are among the most stressful matters a family can face — and in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh they are also among the most common. A single plot can be claimed by multiple parties, sold twice, encroached by a neighbour, or tangled in old survey records that no longer match the ground reality. The longer such a dispute is left unaddressed, the harder and costlier it becomes to resolve.
Advocate Ramesh Kadari brings decades of courtroom experience to land litigation. Every matter begins with a careful examination of the title chain — sale deeds, the link documents, pattadar passbook, 1-B / ROR records, survey numbers and the encumbrance certificate — to establish exactly where your ownership stands and where the opposing claim is weak.
From there the strategy is built case by case: an urgent injunction to stop construction or sale, a suit for declaration of title and possession, a criminal complaint where forgery or trespass is involved, or a revenue-court remedy before the Tahsildar or RDO. The aim is always the same — to put your ownership beyond challenge and keep the property in your hands.
What we handle
- Illegal occupation and encroachment of land
- Title and ownership declaration suits
- Boundary and survey-number disputes
- Double registration and fraudulent sale deeds
- Injunctions to stop illegal sale or construction
- Recovery of possession from trespassers
- Cancellation of forged or void documents
- Revenue remedies before Tahsildar, MRO and RDO
Why instruct Advocate Ramesh Kadari
- ✓Title chains and revenue records read with a forensic eye for the decisive document.
- ✓Fast injunctive relief to freeze the situation before damage is done.
- ✓Coordinated civil, criminal and revenue strategy under one roof.
- ✓Clear updates at every stage — you always know where your case stands.
Frequently asked questions
Act quickly. File a police complaint for trespass and, more importantly, an urgent civil suit for permanent injunction and recovery of possession, asking the court to restrain the occupier from any sale, transfer or construction. Preserve your title documents, the encumbrance certificate and revenue records, and avoid any direct confrontation that could escalate into a criminal cross-case. An advocate can also issue a legal notice and approach the Tahsildar where appropriate.