Property, Land Disputes & Real Estate
Title verification, ownership protection, land litigation, and DHA/KDA documentation
Real estate in Karachi is fraught with title ambiguities, conflicting allotments, and land-grabbing risks. Advocate Raheel Anis provides seasoned counsel in verifying property documents across all development authorities (DHA Karachi, Clifton Cantonment Board, KDA, MDA, LDA, SBCA). We protect lawful owners through suits for recovery of possession, cancellation of fraudulent transfers, and restraining unauthorized municipal demolitions.
Key Services & Remedies
Direct litigation, drafting, and trial representation handled by our chambers:
- Due diligence, title verification, and search reports across sub-registrar offices
- Drafting and registering irrevocable Sale Deeds, Gifts, and Lease agreements
- Suits for recovery of possession against unauthorized occupants and land grabbers
- Challenging illegal demolition notices issued by SBCA, KMC, or Cantonment Boards
- Resolving DHA and KDA plot allotment cancellations and transfer disputes
- Resolving landlord and tenant disputes under the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance
Governing Statutes & Acts
- Transfer of Property Act, 1882
- Registration Act, 1908
- Sindh Building Control Ordinance, 1979 (SBCA)
- Land Revenue Act, 1967
- Cantonments Act, 1924
Courts & Forums Handled
- District Civil Courts (City Courts & Malir)
- Rent Controllers & Appellate District Courts
- High Court of Sindh (Civil Original & Writ Jurisdiction)
“Never complete a property purchase in Karachi solely based on an open file or unverified power of attorney. Independent inspection of the revenue record and sub-registrar registers is vital before transferring payments.”
Questions Regarding Property, Land Disputes & Real Estate
How can I verify if a property title in Karachi is genuine?
A thorough title search involves inspecting registered deeds at the Sub-Registrar's office, obtaining a 30-year non-encumbrance certificate, verifying allotment records with the parent authority (DHA/KDA), and inspecting approved SBCA building plans.
What legal remedy exists if tenants refuse to vacate commercial or residential premises?
Landlords can file an ejectment application before the Rent Controller under the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979 on grounds of lease expiry, default in rent, or bona fide personal need.
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