Transaction-Related Disputes

ONELAW represents clients in disputes involving the validity, conclusion and performance of transactions.

Such disputes may affect real estate, ownership interests, funds, investments and other significant assets. The outcome depends not only on the contract, but also on authority, circumstances of execution, actual performance and the evidentiary record.

Scope of Services

ONELAW provides support in transaction-related disputes at all key stages:

— analysis of the agreement and related documents;
— verification of authority and compliance with the execution procedure;
— review of correspondence, negotiations and actual performance;
— analysis of cash flows and transfer of property;
— assessment of grounds for invalidity;
— assessment of the potential consequences of a challenge;
— preparation of claims, statements of defence and counterclaims;
— measures to preserve property and assets;
— representation before courts;
— assistance with enforcement of the judicial act.

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When ONELAW Can Assist

Challenging a Transaction

Representing clients in proceedings seeking full or partial invalidation of a transaction.

Defending the Validity of a Transaction

Defending a transaction against invalidity claims and demonstrating the legality of its conclusion and performance.

Sham and Disguised Transactions

Handling disputes involving transactions entered into without intent to create legal consequences or used to conceal another transaction.

Unauthorised Transactions

Protecting clients where an agreement was signed by a person lacking authority or acting beyond granted authority.

Recovery of Property and Funds

Handling claims for restitution of property or money received under an invalid or unperformed transaction.

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The ONELAW Approach

In transaction disputes, courts assess not only the formal wording, but also the parties’ true intention, authority, economic substance and actual performance.

ONELAW analyses the full transaction history: negotiations, documents, payments, transfer of property and subsequent conduct. This enables us to determine the true legal structure and formulate a consistent position.

Our task is to defend a valid transaction or challenge an unlawful one while preserving the client’s assets and proprietary interests.

Why Timely Action Matters

Delay may allow further disposal of property, dissipation of assets, changes to registration records and loss of evidence.

Prompt action allows the client to record the circumstances, collect documents and, where necessary, obtain an injunction against disposal of the disputed property.