Fiat Justitia specializes in providing comprehensive legal representation in revenue matters, leveraging its expertise and deep understanding of regional laws across Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and the Union Territory of Chandigarh. The firm handles disputes and proceedings under the Punjab Land Revenue Act, addressing critical issues such as the partition of Khewat (land holdings) and the appointment of Numberdars (village revenue officers), ensuring just and efficient outcomes for its clients. Additionally, Fiat Justitia is proficient in matters related to the Punjab Village Common Lands Act, which governs the management and use of village common lands, and the East Punjab Holdings Act, dealing with consolidation and fragmentation of agricultural holdings to optimize land usage.
The firm also adeptly handles cases arising under the Haryana Canal and Drainage Act, which regulates water usage, canal management, and drainage issues critical for agriculture and development in the region. Moreover, it represents clients in matters under the Haryana Municipal Act, which involves disputes related to municipal governance, urban planning, and administration.
Fiat Justitia’s extensive experience and regional focus enable it to effectively represent clients before the revenue authorities, providing strategic advice and robust advocacy to navigate the complexities of revenue laws and achieve favourable resolutions in these jurisdictions.