For most families, property is their largest asset, and disputes over it are among the hardest and longest. A defective title, an informal sale agreement, jointly owned land or an unlawful occupier each has its own legal route.
We act in property and land-registry matters, from obtaining title deeds to removing unlawful occupiers, including for Iranians abroad who own property in Iran and cannot follow it up themselves.
What we do
- Obtaining title deeds and resolving registry problems
- Partition of jointly owned property
- Eviction, removal of unlawful possession and nuisance
- Vacating leased premises and key-money (sarghofli) disputes
- Settling inherited property
- Obligations under the law on official registration of real-estate transactions
For Iranians abroad
Selling, leasing or dividing property in Iran from abroad is usually possible with a valid power of attorney and a trusted attorney in Iran. We advise on the right power of attorney and see the matter through to the end.