Diploma in Real Estate Litigation & Tribunal Practice

Real estate disputes can involve complex questions of title, ownership, possession, development rights, contractual obligations, construction, tenancy, and regulatory compliance. Effective property litigation requires professionals to examine the underlying transaction documents, establish the relevant facts, identify the appropriate legal forum, and formulate a remedy-oriented litigation strategy. Real estate matters may proceed before courts, tribunals, regulatory authorities, arbitrators, or other dispute-resolution forums depending on the nature of the dispute and applicable law. Strong case preparation therefore requires proficiency in pleadings, evidence, interim applications, legal research, written submissions, and oral advocacy. This diploma provides practical training in real estate dispute strategy, property litigation, tribunal proceedings, drafting, evidence, advocacy, settlement, and enforcement.

PART A – Civil Property Litigation
PART B – RERA Litigation
PART C – Land Acquisition Litigation
PART D – Stamp & Registration Disputes
PART E – Evidence in Property Cases

Learning Outcomes:-

1.Develop the ability to structure and institute civil property suits including declaration, possession, partition, and permanent injunction.
2.Analyze the legal requirements and evidentiary thresholds in specific performance and adverse possession claims.
3.Draft plaints, written statements, counterclaims, and interim injunction applications in property disputes.
4.Prepare execution petitions for enforcement of property decrees.
5.Draft complaints before RERA for refund, delayed possession, and compensation claims.
6.Evaluate maintainability and jurisdictional aspects of RERA complaints and appellate proceedings.
7.Draft appeals before the RERA Appellate Tribunal against orders of the Authority.
8.Interpret the statutory framework of the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013.
9.Structure compensation challenges and award disputes in land acquisition matters.
10.Understand reference court proceedings and remedies available to aggrieved landowners.
11.Analyze stamp duty undervaluation disputes and legal consequences of improper valuation.
12.Explain the process of impounding of documents and appeals before the Collector.
13.Assess evidentiary value of revenue records and registered property documents in litigation.
14.Evaluate admissibility and limitations of unregistered documents and oral evidence in property cases.
15.Interpret expert valuation reports and apply evidentiary principles in real estate and land litigation strategy.