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Civil & Property Law

Property title disputes, partition suits, injunctions, recovery actions and contract enforcement before Rajasthan High Court and all subordinate civil courts.

Courts
Rajasthan High Court · District Courts · Civil Judge Courts
Applicable Law
CPC · Transfer of Property Act · Specific Relief Act · Limitation Act
Common Relief
Declaration · Injunction · Partition · Specific Performance · Recovery
Urgent Matters
Interim injunctions to prevent dispossession prepared and argued promptly
Civil Law

Protecting Your Property Rights Before Rajasthan's Courts

Property is often the most valuable asset a family owns, and disputes over title, boundaries, partition and possession can take years to resolve if not pursued with precision. Prakash Thakuriya handles civil and property matters at every court level with thorough preparation, careful review of revenue records and a strategic approach to litigation.

Matters are conducted before the Rajasthan High Court in original and appellate jurisdiction, District Courts, Civil Judge Courts and before Revenue authorities where land mutation and records are contested. Every case receives direct advocacy, not delegated to a junior.

Where urgent protection is needed, for example, where a party faces imminent dispossession or illegal construction on disputed land, applications for temporary injunction under Order 39 CPC are prepared and argued at the earliest available hearing.

What We Handle

Specific Civil & Property Matters

Discuss Your Matter
Property Title Disputes
Declaration of ownership, challenge to competing title, cancellation of fraudulent sale deeds and documents.
Partition Suits
Division of joint family property, ancestral land and undivided shares among co-owners and legal heirs.
Injunctions
Temporary and permanent injunctions to prevent dispossession, illegal construction or transfer of disputed property.
Specific Performance
Enforcement of agreements to sell, compelling the seller or buyer to complete a property transaction as agreed.
Recovery of Money
Recovery suits for unpaid dues, loans, arrears of rent and possession of property from defaulting tenants.
Succession & Probate
Disputes over inheritance, heirship certificates, will validity, probate and succession under Hindu and personal law.
Easement & Access Rights
Disputes over right of way, light and air, drainage easements and access across neighbouring land.
Civil Appeals & Revisions
First appeals, second appeals and civil revisions before the Rajasthan High Court against lower court decrees.
Advocate Prakash Thakuriya, Rajasthan High Court
Your Advocate

Prakash Thakuriya

Advocate · Rajasthan High Court · Enrolled Bar Council of Rajasthan
25+ Years at the Bar
8 Practice Areas
Rajasthan High Court
Bar Council of Rajasthan

"Property disputes turn on decades of revenue records and precise legal argument. Every matter I take on is prepared thoroughly, from the Jamabandi entries to the final High Court appeal. Clients speak directly with me at every stage."

Why Instruct

Why Clients Choose
Prakash Thakuriya

01
Thorough Revenue Record Analysis
Property disputes turn on decades of revenue records, mutation entries and chain of title. Every matter is researched comprehensively before the first filing, leaving no gap for the opposition to exploit.
02
Urgent Relief Without Delay
Threats of dispossession or illegal construction require immediate action. Applications for temporary injunction are prepared and argued at the earliest available sitting, protecting your position while the main case proceeds.
03
High Court Appellate Expertise
Civil appeals and revisions before the Rajasthan High Court require a different skill set from trial court litigation. Arguments are built on legal principle, not repetition of the trial record, maximising prospects of success.
04
Direct Advocacy, No Juniors
Every client speaks directly with Prakash Thakuriya. Every hearing is argued by Prakash Thakuriya. You are never passed to a junior or associate, regardless of the complexity or value of the matter.
How It Works

From First Call to
Court Representation

01
Initial Consultation
Call or send an enquiry. Describe your property matter briefly. All discussions are strictly confidential from the outset. No charge for the initial call.
02
Document Review
Title deeds, revenue records, sale deeds and correspondence are reviewed. The chain of title is mapped going back as far as necessary to build a clear picture of the dispute.
03
Strategy & Advice
An honest assessment of the legal merits is provided, including prospects of success, recommended remedy (litigation, injunction, appeal) and realistic timelines. No overpromising.
04
Court Representation
Once instructed, preparation begins immediately. You receive regular updates and have direct access at every stage, from the first hearing through final decree and, if needed, appeal.
FAQs

Common Questions
About Civil & Property Law

Civil suits at District Court level typically take two to five years in Rajasthan, depending on the complexity of evidence, the number of witnesses and the current caseload of the court. Appeals to the High Court add further time. However, interim injunctions can be obtained within weeks of filing, protecting your position throughout the proceedings.

The earlier a matter is instructed, the more options are available, including pre-litigation notices, settlement attempts and urgent interim relief before the position worsens.

Yes. An application for a temporary injunction under Order 39 of the Civil Procedure Code can be filed and heard urgently. Courts grant temporary injunctions where there is a prima facie case, a balance of convenience in favour of granting relief, and a risk of irreparable harm if construction or dispossession is allowed to continue.

The application must be carefully drafted with supporting affidavits and evidence. An injunction obtained early can prevent the opposing party from changing the ground position while the main suit is heard.

Bring whatever you have. Typically useful documents include: sale deeds or gift deeds, revenue records (Jamabandi/Khasra), mutation orders, possession documents, correspondence with the opposing party, previous court orders if any, and any agreements or registered documents. You do not need everything ready for the first call, an initial discussion can proceed with a description of the facts.

Many property disputes are resolved through negotiated settlement, particularly partition matters and disputes among family members. A well-timed legal notice, or a mediation session facilitated through the court's Lok Adalat, can sometimes resolve matters far more efficiently than protracted litigation. Where settlement is realistic, it is always presented as an option alongside the litigation path.

A registered sale deed transfers title and entitles the purchaser to possession. If the seller refuses, a suit for possession can be filed before the Civil Court alongside an application for mandatory injunction directing delivery of possession. In some situations, criminal remedies under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 may also be available if the seller acted fraudulently. Both avenues are assessed at the outset.

Our Promise

Our Commitment
to Every Client

01
Direct Advocacy, Always
Every matter is prepared and argued by Prakash Thakuriya personally. You are never passed to a junior advocate, an associate or a clerk, regardless of the complexity or urgency of your case.
02
Honest Advice, Not Promises
You receive a candid assessment of the merits before any application is filed or any proceeding is initiated. No overpromising, no unnecessary litigation, and no surprises about the strength of your position.
03
Complete Confidentiality
Everything shared, from the first call through to the conclusion of the matter, is treated in strict professional confidence. No details are shared with any third party without your express consent.

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