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Mehta & Mehta Advocates

Lawyers, Advocates & Legal ServicesLawyers & Advocates · Kasaba Bawada, Kolhapur

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Address: near Renuka Mandir, Kasaba Bawada, Kolhapur

Phone: 098500 75895

About Mehta & Mehta Advocates

Our practice handles inheritance disputes, coparcenary claims, and civil property litigation across courts in Kolhapur district.

Handling ancestral and family land claims

Legal disputes over ancestral property often hinge on exact succession dates and family trees. We represent families and coparceners needing legal clarity on partition deeds, mutation records, and disputed title shares under current statutory laws.

Can daughters claim ancestral land?

Recent Supreme Court rulings confirm daughters hold equal coparcenary rights in ancestral holdings, even when the father died prior to the 2005 amendment.

  • Verification of partition deeds
  • Filing civil succession suits
  • Examination of revenue land entries

Quick facts

  • Website available
  • Lawyers, Advocates & Legal Services
  • In Kasaba Bawada, Kolhapur
  • Timings listed
  • Phone enquiries

Facilities & amenities

  • Open as per listed timings
  • Phone enquiries
  • Details online
  • Kasaba Bawada location
  • Serves Kolhapur
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7 customer reviews
Review highlights80% positive

Clients regularly point out clear explanations regarding complex property shares and succession laws, though scheduling a direct consultation during evening court return hours takes prior planning.

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Yes, the Supreme Court confirms daughters have equal coparcenary rights even if the father passed away before 2005.

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From the business

  • Identifies as women-owned

Parking

  • On-site parking
  • Free parking lot
  • Free street parking

Payments

  • Accepts UPI
  • Accepts Google Pay
  • Accepts debit cards
  • Accepts credit cards
  • Cash only