™Practice Area
Civil Litigation
Property, Contract and Tort disputes through Trial and Appellate Courts.
Property, contract, and civil disputes rarely resolve themselves - they need a lawyer who can read title documents as carefully as they argue in court. Jadhav & Co. represents individuals, families, and businesses in civil and property litigation across Trial and Appellate Courts in Pune and Maharashtra.
What we handle
- Property disputes - title disputes, partition suits, boundary disputes, tenancy and eviction matters
- Contract disputes - breach of contract, specific performance, recovery of dues
- Tort claims - civil wrongs and compensation claims
- Real estate litigation - builder-buyer disputes, RERA-related civil matters, possession disputes
- Injunctions - temporary and permanent injunctions to protect property and contractual rights
- Appeals - civil appeals before the District Court and Bombay High Court
Who this is for
Homeowners in a title or boundary dispute, families in a property partition, landlords or tenants in an eviction matter, and businesses chasing recovery of dues or defending a contract claim - anywhere the matter has moved, or is likely to move, into a courtroom.
Common Questions
Civil Litigation - Frequently Asked Questions
Bring your title documents (7/12 extract, sale deed, mutation entries or relevant property records) to an initial consultation. We assess whether the matter can be resolved through a legal notice and negotiation, or whether it needs a partition suit or declaratory suit before the civil court.
It varies significantly by case complexity, the number of parties and court backlog. Rather than a generic figure, we give you a realistic, matter-specific timeline at the consultation stage, and we actively use interim applications and case-management timelines to keep things moving.
Yes. We handle possession delays, defective title, and builder-buyer disputes both as civil suits and, where applicable, before MahaRERA, along with related injunction and specific-performance relief.
Often, yes. Many disputes settle through pre-litigation notices, mediation or a consent decree. We advise candidly when settlement serves you better than a contested trial, and we structure the settlement so it is enforceable.
Need counsel on civil litigation?
Schedule a confidential consultation with our advocates. We respond within one business day.