Laxmikant Peddinti
Counsel in corporate, property and real estate, contract and family matters, grounded in years of hands-on experience on the business side of the table.
Law, informed by practice on the ground
Profile
An advocate shaped by years of hands-on work in real estate and business.
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Corporate law, property and real estate, contracts, and family law.
Areas of practice →Articles
Plain-language notes on everyday legal questions.
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Make an enquiry →Legal work, alongside real projects
Experience gathered while running real estate projects, applied to the matters people and businesses face every day.
Drafting
Hands-on drafting of agreements, contracts and legal notices for property, business and tenancy matters.
Property & real estate
Land, approvals, development and sale documentation, from the developer's side of the table.
Family matters
Work on family and succession matters, including documentation and settlement.
Business
An MBA from IIM Visakhapatnam and years of running projects, vendors and budgets.
Four areas of practice
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Corporate Law
Advisory and documentation for businesses, partnership firms and MSMEs.
Property & Real Estate
Matters concerning land, flats and development projects.
Contracts
Drafting and review of agreements for individuals and businesses.
Family Law
Matters concerning marriage, family and succession.
Latest articles
Cheque Bounce Under Section 138: The Deadlines That Decide the Case
How Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act works: the notice, payment and complaint deadlines, jurisdiction, presumption and interim compensation.
Read articleBuying a Flat in India: 8 Legal Checks Before You Pay
A practical checklist of title, approval and registration checks to complete before paying for a flat anywhere in India.
Read articleAgreement for Sale vs Sale Deed: What Is the Difference?
Why an agreement for sale does not make you the owner, and why only a registered sale deed transfers property in India.
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