A person shall follow the following steps in case of a property dispute:

• Collect all relevant documents pertaining to the property, including contracts, deeds, leases, correspondence and any other relevant paperwork.
• Attempt to resolve the dispute amicably through negotiation or mediation. This may involve discussions between the parties directly or with the assistance of legal representatives.
• If negotiation or mediation fails to resolve the dispute, seek legal advice from a property litigation lawyer in India. They can provide guidance on the strength of your case and the best course of action to take.
• If negotiations are unsuccessful and you have a strong legal case, consider initiating legal action by filing a lawsuit in the appropriate court.
• Retain legal attorney to guide you through the court process and represent your interests effectively. Your attorney will help you navigate complex legal issues and advocate on your behalf in court.
• The court will hear arguments from both parties, review evidence, and make a judgment based on the law and the facts presented. Be prepared for potential appeals or alternative dispute resolution methods, such as arbitration, depending on the outcome.
• If the court rules in your favor, ensure that the judgment is enforced effectively. This may involve obtaining court orders for eviction, property transfer or monetary compensation, depending on the nature of the dispute.