High Court of Karnataka · Malleshwaram, Bengaluru

Advocate Pallavi Srivastava

Property Lawyer · Malleshwaram, Bengaluru

Experienced property litigation and civil suits representation for clients in Malleshwaram and North-West Bangalore.

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Civil Suits in Malleshwaram

Malleshwaram is one of Bangalore's oldest and most sought-after localities, known for its character buildings, residential layouts, and multi-generational property ownership. Property disputes involving ancestral properties, partition among heirs, and encroachments are frequently litigated. Advocate Pallavi Srivastava represents clients in Malleshwaram property matters before civil courts and the High Court of Karnataka.

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Services in Malleshwaram

Partition Suits

Representing co-owners and legal heirs in partition suits to divide jointly owned ancestral or family property.

Encroachment & Injunctions

Filing injunction applications to prevent encroachments and illegal construction on Malleshwaram properties.

Title Disputes

Litigating competing claims of ownership based on conflicting documents, benami transactions, or forged registrations.

Property Documentation

Drafting and reviewing sale agreements, gift deeds, release deeds, and settlement deeds.

Common Questions — Malleshwaram

Can a co-owner of an ancestral property in Malleshwaram sell their share without consent?

In most cases, a co-owner cannot sell the entire property without all co-owners' consent. However, they may sell their undivided share. The other co-owners have a right of pre-emption in some cases. If a dispute arises, a partition suit is the appropriate remedy.

What is a khata and why is it important for Malleshwaram properties?

Khata is an accounting entry in the BBMP records that identifies the owner of a property for tax purposes. A valid khata in your name is essential for property transactions, building permits, and bank loans. Obtaining and correcting khata requires specific documentation and is often disputed in old layouts.

How can I stop my neighbour from building on land that belongs to me?

You can file a suit for injunction in the civil court seeking a temporary injunction (granted within days in urgent cases) to stop construction. Simultaneously, a suit for declaration of title can be filed. Police complaints for trespass may also be made. Act quickly — once construction is complete, different remedies apply.

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