KSP Legal Services
Features of Family Suits
Heard in Family Court (as per the Family Courts Act, 1984)
Emphasis on conciliation and settlement
Proceedings are generally private and confidential
Reliefs can include monetary support, custody rights, injunctions, or property share
Why Legal Support is Crucial
Family matters are emotionally sensitive and legally complex. A good legal representative ensures
Proper drafting of petitions and replies
Respect for the privacy and emotions of the parties
Ensuring fair outcome especially in child custody and property matters
Negotiation and settlement wherever possible
What is a Civil Suit?
A civil suit is a legal dispute between two or more parties seeking enforcement of rights, compensation, or resolution of conflicts, rather than criminal punishment. Civil suits are filed in civil courts and are governed by the Civil Procedure Code, 1908 (CPC) in India.
When Can a Civil Suit Be Filed?
A civil suit can be filed in cases such as:
Property disputes (ownership, partition, encroachment, etc.)
Breach of contract
Money recovery
Injunctions (to stop or compel an action)
Specific performance (enforcing terms of an agreement)
Tenancy or rent-related disputes
Defamation or damage to reputation
Consumer or service deficiency claims (in certain cases)
Key Features of Civil Suits:
The party filing the suit is called the plaintiff
The party against whom the suit is filed is the defendant
Relief is usually monetary compensation, injunction, or declaration of rights
No imprisonment is involved unless there is contempt of court or disobedience of court orders.
Evidence is based on documents, witnesses, and facts
Stages of a Civil Suit:
Filing of the plaint (written complaint by the plaintiff)
Issue of summons to the defendant
Written statement (defense) by the defendant
Framing of issues by the court
Evidence and trial
Final arguments
Judgment and decree
Why Choose Legal Guidance for Civil Suits?
Civil matters can be lengthy and document-intensive. Having an experienced legal team ensures
Proper drafting of pleadings
Timely filing and procedure compliance
Strategic representation in court
Better chances of favorable outcome
Bank-Related Legal Matters
Legal disputes and services involving banks and financial institutions are a significant area of civil and commercial law. These matters often require urgent action, documentation support, and expert representation to protect the financial interests of individuals, companies, and borrowers.
Common Bank-Related Legal Matters
• Loan Recovery Suits
Filed by banks to recover unpaid loans under civil or DRT proceedings.
• Cheque Bounce Cases
Criminal complaint under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act when a cheque is dishonoured due to insufficient funds.
• Mortgage and Property Disputes
Legal issues regarding defaulted home loans, repossession, or auction of mortgaged property.
Leave and License Agreement Services – KSP Legal
A Leave and License Agreement is a legal arrangement where the licensor (property owner) allows the licensee (tenant) to occupy a premises for a temporary period without creating tenancy rights.
At KSP Legal, we provide complete legal assistance for drafting, executing, and registering Leave and License Agreements as per the Indian Easements Act, 1882 and the Registration Act, 1908, ensuring legal protection for both parties.
Key Features of a Leave and License Agreement
Particular
• Legal Status
• Typical Duration
• Stamp Duty & Registration
• Jurisdiction
Details
Licensor permits use; no tenancy is created.
11 months (renewable).
Mandatory under Maharashtra law.
Governed by local Rent Control Acts and the Indian Easements Act.
Drafting of Leave and License Agreement
Custom agreement based on:
Property type (residential/commercial)
Duration
Monthly license fee, deposit
Responsibilities for utilities, maintenance
Clauses to safeguard owner’s interest and avoid tenancy claims
Legal Advice
Clarity on licensor/licensee roles
Rent control law implications
Advice on eviction procedures, default handling, and security clause
Guidance on sub-letting restrictions, pets, maintenance charges, etc.
Stamp Duty and Registration Assistance
Stamp duty calculation as per Maharashtra Ready Reckoner:
0.25% of total license fee + deposit for the term
Online GRAS payment support
Registration appointment booking with Sub-Registrar
Legal presence during registration (if required)
E-Registration Facility (Online)
E-Registration of agreements using Aadhaar and biometric verification
No physical visit needed for eligible agreements
Draft upload, OTP verification, and receipt of digitally signed copy
Fully valid under law and accepted in court
Renewal & Termination Services
Drafting of renewal deeds and notices
Notice for premature termination and possession
Drafting of handover & damage verification report
Key Clauses in a Standard Leave & License Agreement
License Period and Lock-in Clause
License Fee and Security Deposit
Payment Schedule and Penalty for Delay
Use of Premises (residential/commercial)
Maintenance and Society Charges Responsibility
Sub-letting Restrictions
Dispute Resolution & Jurisdiction
Terms of Termination and Notice Period
Documents Required for Leave and License Agreement
For Licensor (Owner):
PAN Card
Aadhaar Card
Property Ownership Documents (Sale Deed, Index II)
Electricity Bill / Society NOC
For Licensee (Tenant):
PAN Card
Aadhaar Card
Passport-size Photograph
Employment Proof or Business Proof (optional)
Why Choose KSP Legal?
Legally robust and customized agreements
Experienced handling of landlord-tenant disputes
Quick turnaround and full compliance with stamp & registration laws
E-registration convenience and doorstep consultation (if needed)
Trusted by housing societies, individual landlords, and corporates
How We Can Help
At KSP Legal, we assist clients with:
Drafting and replying to legal notices
Filing or defending recovery suits
Challenging SARFAESI actions
Negotiating loan settlements
Representing before DRT and courts
Protecting borrower rights under law
Property and Revenue Matters
Property and revenue laws form the foundation of land ownership, title, transfer, and government records. These matters are crucial for individuals, housing societies, builders, and institutions to ensure clear title, legal possession, and proper compliance with government authorities.
Housing Society Related Matters
Housing societies are governed by the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960 and various government resolutions. Legal issues in housing societies can be complex, involving members’ rights, society management, redevelopment, disputes, and regulatory compliance. At KSP Legal, we specialize in offering practical legal solutions tailored specifically for cooperative housing societies.
Key Legal Services for Housing Societies:
Formation & Registration
Guidance on forming new cooperative societies
Registration of society under the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act
Assistance in preparing bye-laws and mandatory documents
Society Documentation
Drafting & vetting of agreements, resolutions, and notices
Share certificate issuance and transfer
Legal assistance in nomination and inheritance cases
Dispute Resolution
• Member vs. society disputes
• Issues related to transfer, maintenance, parking, or misuse of premises
• Filing complaints before the Deputy Registrar or Cooperative Court
• Expulsion of members (under proper legal grounds and procedure)
Redevelopment Advisory
• Legal audit and feasibility check of society documents
• Drafting of development/redevelopment agreements & tenders
• Legal vetting of project plans, MOFA compliance, and RERA registration
• Representation during General Body Meetings, SGM, and in Registrar offices
• Protection of members' rights during redevelopment
Compliance & Government Liaison
• Ensuring compliance with statutory requirements (AGM, audits, records)
• Filing appeals or grievances before the Registrar, Federation, or Housing Department
• Legal notices and replies to members/society
Redevelopment Advisory
• Legal audit and feasibility check of society documents
• Drafting of development/redevelopment agreements & tenders
• Legal vetting of project plans, MOFA compliance, and RERA registration
• Representation during General Body Meetings, SGM, and in Registrar offices
• Protection of members' rights during redevelopment
Common Issues Handled:
• Unfair maintenance charges
• Denial of NOC or transfer of flat
• Irregularities in managing committee elections
• Mismanagement of funds
• Disputes over common areas, parking, and amenities
• Non-cooperation in redevelopment projects
Why Choose KSP Legal?
17+ years of experience
Over 2,500 societies legally guided
Specialised in redevelopment law
Doorstep legal assistance
Expert representation before cooperative & civil authorities
RERA Related Matters Handled by KSP Legal
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• Unfair maintenance charges
• Denial of NOC or transfer of flat
• Irregularities in managing committee elections
• Mismanagement of funds
• Disputes over common areas, parking, and amenities
• Non-cooperation in redevelopment projects
Drafting and Vetting of RERA-Compliant Agreements
• Drafting of Agreement for Sale, Allotment Letters, Builder-Buyer Agreements as per RERA norms.
• Ensuring all clauses are aligned with Sections 13 & 19 of RERA.
Filing RERA Complaints
• Filing complaints against defaulting builders/promoters before MahaRERA Authority
• Legal representation in RERA hearings and adjudication proceedings.
• Claiming compensation for delay in possession, misleading advertisements, or poor construction quality.
Legal Advice to Builders/Promoters:
• Structuring projects as per RERA timelines and regulations
• Handling show-cause notices or compliance audits from MahaRERA.
• Legal guidance during project revocation or extension applications.
New Society Registration
• Drafting of application and required documents.
• Guidance on selecting appropriate society type (Cooperative Housing Society, CHS Ltd., Apartment Ownership, etc.)
Preparation of:
• Form A (Application)
• Proposed Bye-laws
• Promoter Member List
• Bank Account Opening Certificate
• Submission and liaison with the Registrar’s office.
• Final Registration Certificate issuance.
What is Deemed Conveyance?
• Deemed Conveyance is a legal remedy available to cooperative housing societies when a builder or landowner fails to execute the Conveyance Deed in favor of the society within the stipulated time. Under Section 11 of the Maharashtra Ownership Flats Act, 1963 (MOFA), the promoter (builder) is obligated to transfer the land and building to the society. If the promoter fails to do so, the society can independently obtain the "Deemed Conveyance Order" through a Competent Authority.
Legal Basis
Law: Section 11 of MOFA, read with Rule 11(1), 11(2), and 11(3) of the Maharashtra Ownership Flats (Regulation of the Promotion of Construction, Sale, Management and Transfer) Rules, 1964.
Authority: District Deputy Registrar (DDR) of Cooperative Societies – designated as the Competent Authority for Deemed Conveyance.
Applicable To: Societies where the builder has failed to execute the conveyance deed within 4 months of society registration.