Boundary Disputes are Common in Gujarat

Land boundary disputes are one of the most common legal issues in Gandhinagar and across rural Gujarat. Whether it is a dispute between neighbors, inheritance conflicts, or encroachment by a third party, a professional survey is the most reliable way to resolve it.

Step-by-Step Resolution Guide

1. Gather Your Documents: Collect your 7/12 extract, village form 6, and original sale deed.
2. Hire a Certified Surveyor: A government-authorized surveyor's report carries legal weight in courts and Taluka offices.
3. On-Site Survey: The surveyor will physically measure and mark the boundaries using GPS and Total Station equipment.
4. Prepare a Survey Report: A certified report with measurements and GPS coordinates is issued.
5. Submit to Authorities: The report can be submitted to the Talati, Mamlatdar, or District Court as evidence.

Why Early Surveying Prevents Costly Disputes

Many property owners wait until a dispute becomes a legal battle before hiring a surveyor. A boundary survey done before purchase or construction can save you months of legal proceedings and significant financial loss.

Shraddha Surveying & Geomatics Solution in Mota Chiloda, Gandhinagar, specializes in boundary surveys that are legally admissible and Government-recognized across all of Gujarat.