Civil Law – Strong Legal Foundation for Your Rights & Property Protection
Civil disputes and property issues require clear documentation, detailed research, and a strategic legal approach. At Solomon Legalities, we handle a wide spectrum of civil matters including property disputes, contractual breaches, recovery suits, tenancy issues, RERA complaints, and non-litigation drafting such as sale deeds, wills, and agreements. Our goal is to provide reliable and structured solutions that protect your rights and prevent future complications.
We file and defend:
Injunction suits (stop/maintain status quo)
Declaration suits (establish rights legally)
Money recovery suits
Execution petitions
Breach of contract suits
Damage and compensation claims
Consumer complaints
Tenancy & rent disputes under Rent Control Act
We assist with:
Sale Deed drafting
Agreement to Sell
Gift Deed
Release/Relinquishment Deed
Partition Deed
Lease Deed (Residential & Commercial)
Mortgage Deed
Power of Attorney
Due diligence services include:
Title search
Encumbrance check
Litigation search
7/12, 8A, Ferfar, Index II verification
Stamp duty calculation
Registration process support
We offer:
Will drafting
Codicil preparation
Probate & succession certificates
Family settlement agreements
Trust creation guidance
Our drafting ensures clarity and prevents future inheritance conflicts.
We prepare legally sound agreements such as:
Rental & lease agreements
Partnership deeds
Business contracts
Service agreements
Loan agreements
Indemnity bonds
MOU (Memorandum of Understanding)
Vendor & employment contracts
If you are a homebuyer facing delays or fraud from a builder, RERA provides powerful remedies.
We help with:
Filing RERA complaints
Refund + Interest claims
Delay compensation cases
Non-delivery of amenities
Defective construction complaints
Builder fraud or misrepresentation
Enforcement of RERA orders
Civil suits follow the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC):
1. Legal Notice
A demand notice is issued to the opposite party, giving a chance for settlement.
2. Filing of Plaint (Suit)
A structured document detailing facts, cause of action, and relief sought.
3. Service of Summons
Court issues summons to the defendant to appear and respond.
4. Written Statement
Defendant submits their defence within 30–90 days.
5. Framing of Issues
Court identifies the points of dispute.
6. Evidence Stage
Both parties submit documents and produce witnesses.
7. Final Arguments
Lawyers present legal and factual arguments.
8. Judgment & Decree
Court decides the matter and grants relief.