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Civil & Taxation Matters Services

Property and civil disputes, RERA complaints, land-acquisition compensation and charitable-trust compliance handled by verified advocates and CAs.

Civil & Taxation Matters bring together disputes and compliance where property, public authorities and tax law meet — delayed possession from builders, civil suits over property, compensation for land acquired by the government, and the tax and FCRA compliance of charitable institutions.

WCP professionals review the documents, identify the right forum and remedy — civil court, RERA Authority, land-acquisition authority or tax authority — and take the matter forward within its deadlines.

What is covered:

  • Property and civil disputes
  • RERA consultation and possession-delay complaints
  • Land acquisition compensation
  • Charitable institution compliance, advisory and litigation

Deadlines and the stage of a matter often decide which remedies are still available, so advice is best taken when the first notice, demand or missed date arrives.

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Frequently asked questions

What can I do if my builder delays possession?
Under Section 18 of RERA, a buyer can withdraw and claim a refund with interest, or stay in the project and claim interest for every month of delay, through the State RERA Authority.
Where are property disputes decided?
In civil courts with jurisdiction over the property, based on the value of the suit; some disputes go to RERA, consumer commissions or revenue authorities instead.
How is land-acquisition compensation decided?
Under the Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, based on market value with multipliers and a 100% solatium, plus rehabilitation entitlements.
Can I challenge a land-acquisition award?
Yes, by seeking a reference to the appropriate authority within the statutory time limit for enhanced compensation.
Do charitable trusts need FCRA registration?
Only to receive foreign contributions; they need FCRA registration or prior permission from the Ministry of Home Affairs.
Is there a limitation period for civil suits?
Yes. The Limitation Act sets periods by type of suit — commonly three years, and twelve years for recovery of possession of immovable property.

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