Land Revenue

Conflicts over the right to use or access a specific portion of land for a particular purpose, such as a right of way for utilities.

Disagreements over the updating and modification of land records to reflect changes in ownership, such as through inheritance or sale.

Issues regarding the assessment and collection of land revenue, as well as disputes over arrears and penalties.

Disputes involving the reclamation of land from water bodies, as well as rights to access and use water resources.

Conflicts over the rightful ownership of land, which can arise due to unclear land titles, inheritance issues, or fraudulent transactions.

Concerns regarding illegal activities by groups or individuals attempting to forcibly take possession of land.

Disagreements over the government’s acquisition of land for public purposes and the compensation offered to landowners.

Legal conflicts stemming from historical land claims or disputes that may have originated decades or even centuries ago.

Cases involving fraudulent land sales, forgeries of land documents, or misrepresentation of ownership.

Legal conflicts involving unauthorized occupants or encroachments on land, which may require eviction proceedings.

Conflicts arising from disagreements between adjacent landowners regarding the demarcation and boundaries of their respective properties.