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Real Estate Law

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Real Estate Law

Real Estate Law

Our Real Estate Law team represents clients in title deed cancellation and registration cases, claims for compensation for unauthorized use, pre-emption (right of first refusal) claims, and disputes arising from condominium ownership and easements, as well as eviction and rent-related lawsuits.

We handle everything from expropriation valuation disputes and de facto expropriation claims to construction contracts and build-for-share (flat-for-land) disputes. Before a purchase, we review the legal status of the title deed to spot risks early and guide our clients toward safe transactions.

Areas We Cover

  • Title deed cancellation and registration cases
  • Lease disputes and eviction lawsuits
  • Condominium ownership and easement disputes
  • Expropriation valuation and de facto expropriation claims
  • Pre-emption (right of first refusal) claims
  • Build-for-share (flat-for-land) contract disputes
  • Legal due diligence before real estate purchases

What We Offer in This Area

  • Representation in title deed cancellation and registration cases
  • Advisory on lease and condominium ownership disputes
  • Pursuing expropriation valuation claims
  • Support in construction and flat-for-land contract disputes
  • Legal risk review before real estate purchases
  • Representation in unauthorized-use and pre-emption cases

Frequently Asked Questions

The rightful owner can file this case where the title deed was recorded unlawfully, through fraud, or transferred by someone without authority to do so.

Depending on grounds such as the lease term expiring, unpaid rent, or the owner's genuine need, eviction can be pursued through a formal notice and/or a lawsuit as provided by law.

Yes, if you believe the expropriation compensation was set too low, you can file a valuation and increase lawsuit within the period prescribed by law.

You should carefully review any liens on the title deed (mortgages, attachments, annotations), the zoning status, and the building's occupancy/construction permits — this prevents disputes down the line.

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