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Qabza of a House or Property in Pakistan
For owners living in the UK or abroad, dealing with Qabza or someone taking control of their property.
Qabza of Land or a Plot
Land and residential plots can become subject to Qabza when another person takes control, occupies the land, carries out construction or otherwise prevents the owner from exercising control over the property.
Qabza of Inherited Property
Inherited property can become disputed or occupied when one family member takes control of property that belongs to several heirs or refuses to recognise another heir’s interest. Overseas heirs may find it especially difficult to deal with these situations from abroad.
Qabza by Relatives or Family Members
Property disputes do not always involve strangers. In some cases, a relative or family member may occupy a house, land or inherited property and refuse to give possession to the rightful owner or other entitled family members.
Property Occupied Without Permission
You may discover that someone is living in, using or controlling your property without your permission. This can include a person who entered the property without authority or someone who was allowed to use it temporarily but later refused to leave.
Tenants or Occupants who Refuse to Leave
A property may also become difficult to recover when a tenant or other occupant remains in possession after the arrangement has ended or refuses to hand the property back. The appropriate way forward depends on the circumstances and the nature of the occupation.