The need
Larger sites are rarely owned by one person. Aggregation means many owners, shares, family arrangements, different khasra numbers and different expectations — all of which must line up into one contiguous, usable parcel.
Typical scope
- Ownership map: each khasra/killa number, its recorded owners and shares, linked to the latest revenue record and the cadastral map.
- Contiguity and access check on the map; identification of gaps and pinch points.
- An owner register tracking contact, documents received, terms discussed and status.
- Structuring options for discussion with your advocate (purchase, lease, collaboration).
- Sequencing so that early acquisitions do not leave you holding unusable fragments.
What you receive
Ownership map and register, gap analysis, document tracker, recommended acquisition sequence.
Decided or signed by others
Title opinions by your advocate; demarcation by the revenue authority or a surveyor; land-use permissions by the competent authority.
Outside this assignment
Negotiation mandates beyond what is agreed in writing; legal drafting; any representation before authorities that the law reserves to advocates. Fees, scope and responsibilities are agreed in writing for each assignment. We do not guarantee any approval, outcome or timeframe.