Real Estate Disputes

ONELAW represents clients in disputes involving title, transactions, lease, construction, use of property and protection of proprietary rights.

Real estate disputes usually involve high-value assets and complex evidence. Defects in documentation, registration or transaction formalities may result in loss of property, restricted access and substantial financial damage.

Scope of Services

ONELAW provides support in real estate disputes at all key stages:

— analysis of title documents;
— verification of registration and chain of title;
— review of agreements, acceptance certificates, payment documents and correspondence;
— analysis of cadastral and construction documents;
— assessment of the legality of the transaction and conduct of the parties;
— determination of litigation prospects and remedy;
— preparation of claims, statements of defence and other procedural documents;
— applications for interim relief;
— representation before courts;
— assistance with enforcement of the judicial act.

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When ONELAW Can Assist

Title Disputes

Protecting clients where ownership, registration or the legality of acquisition is challenged.

Challenges to Real Estate Transactions

Representing clients in proceedings concerning invalidity of sale, gift, lease and other real estate agreements.

Lease Disputes

Handling conflicts involving termination, eviction, access restrictions, debt and breach of use conditions.

Construction Disputes

Protecting clients in disputes involving construction, handover deadlines, quality of work and developer obligations.

Shared-Equity and Investment Agreements

Representing clients in disputes involving shared-equity construction, investment agreements and obligations to transfer property.

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The ONELAW Approach

Real estate disputes require integrated analysis because title, obligations, registration, construction and land issues may arise in a single case.

ONELAW examines not only the documentation for the property, but also the factual circumstances of acquisition, use, transfer and registration. We assess the risk of loss, restriction of rights and the consequences of a judgment.

Our task is to protect the client’s right to the property, its economic value and the ability to continue using it.

Why Timely Action Matters

Delay may result in disposal of the property, changes to registration records, transfer to third parties or inability to restore the violated right.

Prompt action allows the client to preserve evidence, seek interim relief and prevent further disposal of the disputed property.