A property is usually the single largest investment a family ever makes. Yet many buyers part with their savings on the strength of a glossy brochure and a broker's assurance, without a lawyer ever reading the title. Property law is the discipline of making sure what you pay for is actually, lawfully, yours.
Advocate Ramesh Kadari advises buyers, sellers and owners across the full life of a property — verifying the title chain before purchase, drafting watertight sale, gift and settlement deeds, guiding registration and mutation, and stepping in when a builder delays possession or a co-owner disputes a share.
Whether you are buying your first flat in Hyderabad, regularising ancestral property, or untangling a defective document, the goal is a clean, defensible title that will survive scrutiny years from now.
What we handle
- Title verification and pre-purchase due diligence
- Drafting and vetting of sale, gift and settlement deeds
- Registration and mutation guidance
- Builder and developer disputes, delayed possession
- Encumbrance and link-document checks
- Specific performance of agreements to sell
- Power of attorney drafting and scrutiny
- Apartment and layout / RERA-related issues
Why instruct Advocate Ramesh Kadari
- ✓Pre-purchase due diligence that catches problems before your money moves.
- ✓Deeds drafted to close loopholes, not just to register.
- ✓Equally strong for buyers, sellers and long-standing owners.
- ✓Plain-language advice on complex registration and revenue procedure.
Frequently asked questions
At minimum: the title chain (mother deed and all link documents), a 13–30 year encumbrance certificate, the seller's identity and authority to sell, pattadar passbook / 1-B and survey details for land, approved layout and building plans, up-to-date property tax and the absence of any litigation or bank charge. A lawyer's title-search report before you pay the advance is the cheapest insurance you will ever buy.
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