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Law Related to Property

Partition Suit: When two or more co-owners of a property disagree on the partition of the property, a partition suit can be filed to divide the property among the co-owners.
Suit for Specific Performance of Contract: When one party to a contract for the sale or transfer of a property fails to perform their obligations, the other party can file a suit for specific performance of the contract.
Suit for Possession: When a person is wrongfully dispossessed of their property, they can file a suit for possession to regain possession of the property.
Suit for Declaration of Title: When there is a dispute over the ownership of a property, a suit for declaration of title can be filed to obtain a declaration from the court regarding the ownership of the property.
Suit for Injunction: When a person is threatened with the violation of their property rights, they can file a suit for injunction to prevent the violation of their rights.
Suit for Ejectment: When a person is occupying a property without any legal right, a suit for ejectment can be filed to remove the person from the property.

Probate: A probate is a legal process to validate the will of the deceased and ensure that it is the last testament of the deceased person. A probate is required when the deceased person has left a will.
Letters of Administration: When a person dies intestate (without leaving a will), the court can grant letters of administration to a legal heir, giving them the authority to manage and distribute the assets of the deceased.
Partition Suit: When there is a dispute among legal heirs regarding the distribution of the deceased person's property, a partition suit can be filed to divide the property among the legal heirs.
Succession Certificate: A succession certificate is a legal document issued by a court that establishes the legal heirs of the deceased person and authorizes them to inherit and manage the assets of the deceased.
Will Dispute: When there is a dispute over the validity of a will or its contents, a suit can be filed challenging the will or seeking interpretation of its terms.
Family Settlement Agreement: In some cases, legal heirs may enter into a family settlement agreement to distribute the assets of the deceased person among themselves. The agreement can be filed with the court for validation.

Petition for Divorce under various grounds mentioned under sections 13 (1) & (2) and 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act viz. (i) on the ground of mutual consent (ii) Petition on the ground of cruelty, desertion, impotence, adultery, etc.
Petition for custody of children under provisions of HMA, 1955
Application u/s 24 of HMA for seeking interim maintenance and expenses by wife;
Application for restitution of conjugal rights;
Suit for partition of the joint property owned jointly by husband and wife;
Criminal complaint Under section 498A read with 406 of Indian Penal Code, 1860 and its proceeding before CAW cell;
Complaint under Protection of women from Domestic Violence Act 2005;
Complaint under Dowry Prohibition Act;
An application under section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 seeking maintenance for the wife;
Complaints under the various sections of the Indian Penal Code;
· Petitions under the child and wards act, guardianship act, etc.
· Petition for custody of children, wards, appointments of guardians, etc.

Declaration Suit: A declaration suit can be filed to obtain a declaration from the court regarding the authenticity or validity of a document, such as a will, deed, or contract.
Suit for Cancellation of Document: When a document is fraudulently or illegally executed, a suit for cancellation of the document can be filed to cancel the document and remove any legal effect it may have.
Suit for Rectification of Document: When a document contains an error or mistake, a suit for rectification of the document can be filed to correct the error or mistake and bring the document in conformity with the original intent of the parties.
Suit for Specific Performance of Contract: When a party to a contract fails to perform their obligations, a suit for specific performance of the contract can be filed to compel the party to perform their obligations, including the execution of a document.
Suit for Recovery of Possession: When a person is wrongfully dispossessed of their property based on a fraudulent or forged document, a suit for recovery of possession can be filed to regain possession of the property.

Permanent Injunction: A permanent injunction can be granted by the court to prevent the violation of a legal right in perpetuity. For example, a permanent injunction can be granted to prevent a person from using a trademark or to prevent a person from constructing a building on disputed land.
Temporary Injunction: A temporary injunction can be granted by the court to prevent the violation of a legal right until the final decision in the case is made. For example, a temporary injunction can be granted to prevent a person from demolishing a building until the dispute over the ownership of the property is resolved.
Mandatory Injunction: A mandatory injunction can be granted by the court to compel a person to perform a specific act to prevent the violation of a legal right. For example, a mandatory injunction can be granted to compel a person to remove a structure that is obstructing a public right of way.
Prohibitory Injunction: A prohibitory injunction can be granted by the court to prevent a person from performing a specific act that would violate a legal right. For example, a prohibitory injunction can be granted to prevent a person from using a trade secret that belongs to another person.