Property matters often turn on documentation. Keeping your papers organised can make it far easier for an advocate to understand your position.
Documents people commonly refer to
These may include the sale deed, prior title documents, tax receipts, approved plans and any correspondence relevant to the property. The exact documents that matter depend entirely on the specific transaction or dispute.
A word of caution
This is general information only. Whether a particular document is sufficient, or what steps are appropriate in your situation, depends on the facts and applicable law. An advocate should review your specific papers before you act.
