About Our
Civil Law Practice
IANS Law Firm's Civil Law practice handles a broad spectrum of civil disputes, providing strategic litigation and advisory services to individuals, businesses, and institutions across India. Our civil litigators possess extensive experience in original suits, appeals, revisions, writ petitions, and public interest litigations before the Civil Courts, District Courts, High Courts, and the Supreme Court of India. We handle property and title disputes, contractual claims and specific performance suits, recovery proceedings, tort claims for damages, injunction applications, declaratory suits, easement and partition matters, and consumer complaints before District Forums, State Commissions, and the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission. Our team combines a meticulous understanding of procedural law under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, the Limitation Act, 1963, and the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, with creative strategic thinking to develop compelling case theories. We are committed to efficient case management, clear communication with clients, and relentless advocacy to achieve favorable outcomes in every matter we undertake.
Key Services
- check_circle Civil suits and original proceedings
- check_circle Property and title disputes
- check_circle Contractual claims and disputes
- check_circle Tort claims and compensation
- check_circle Recovery suits
- check_circle Specific performance suits
- check_circle Injunction applications
- check_circle Declaratory suits
- check_circle Consumer complaints and appeals
- check_circle Civil writs and PILs
Our Approach
Our civil litigation practice: case assessment, strategic pleading, pre-trial motions, trial advocacy with evidence presentation, and appellate remedies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are limitation periods for civil suits?
Contract claims: 3 years. Property disputes: 12 years. Tort claims: 3 years. Governed by Limitation Act, 1963.
Q: What is the difference between temporary and permanent injunction?
Temporary: during suit to maintain status quo. Permanent: after final hearing as permanent remedy.
Q: How are consumer complaints filed?
Before District Forum (up to Rs. 1 crore), State Commission (Rs. 1-10 crore), or National Commission (above Rs. 10 crore).