Land, Property & Conveyancing

Jal N Karbhari Hong Kong Law Firm offering Land, Property & Conveyancing Services

Property & land disputes

Reviewing & interpretation of Deeds of Mutual Covenant ("DMC")

Conveyancing (Residential & Commercial)

Tenancy & lease disputes

Land, Property & Conveyancing Lawyer Hong Kong

Buying, selling, or leasing property involves important legal steps, and it is worth having proper guidance along the way. Whether you are purchasing a home, leasing premises, or dealing with a property dispute, clear advice helps protect your interests.


Our lawyers at Jal N. Karbhari, Solicitors & Notary provide property law services covering residential and commercial conveyancing, tenancy matters, and property disputes. Our team understands the framework governing property in Hong Kong, including Deeds of Mutual Covenant and the Building Management Ordinance.

Who We Help

Home Buyers & Sellers

Navigating residential conveyancing, title investigation, and stamp duty obligations.


Commercial Tenants & Landlords

Drafting, reviewing, and enforcing commercial leases.


Residential Tenants & Landlords

Resolving rent arrears, possession claims, and tenancy disputes.


Property Investors & Developers

Acquiring, selling, and managing property portfolios.


Management Corporations & Owners' Committees

Advising on Deed of Mutual Covenant interpretation, maintenance obligations, and disputes.


Banks & Financial Institutions

Advising on mortgage documentation and enforcement of security.


Individuals Facing Property Disputes

Boundary disputes, adverse possession, trespass, and nuisance.

Our Land, Property & Conveyancing Services

Conveyancing (residential and commercial)

Our team handles the full conveyancing process, including reviewing provisional and formal sale and purchase agreements, title investigation, searches, advising on stamp duty, arranging mortgage documentation, completion, and registration. We act for both buyers and sellers.


Deed of Mutual Covenant review

Our team reviews and interprets DMC provisions, advises on management and maintenance obligations and use restrictions, and assists with disputes over compliance and amendments.


Tenancy and lease disputes

Our team drafts and reviews tenancy agreements and handles rent arrears, possession claims, tenant rights, lease renewal disputes, and dilapidations claims.


Property and land disputes

Our team advises on breach of contract and specific performance claims, misrepresentation, boundary disputes, adverse possession, trespass and nuisance, and building management disputes.


New developments and pre-sale purchases

Our team guides buyers through off-plan purchases, reviewing the agreement, advising on payment schedules, and handling the final assignment and mortgage on completion.

Buying, Selling, or Facing a Property Matter? Talk to Us.

Contact our qualified property and conveyancing solicitors at Jal N. Karbhari, Solicitors & Notary today for a confidential consultation.


Call us: +(852) 2367 7577
Email us: inquiries@karbharilaw.com
Visit us: Rooms 703-705, 7/F, Cheung Lee Commercial Building, No. 25 Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong

Frequently Asked Questions

Our team handles the legal side of the transaction, including reviewing the agreements, investigating title, carrying out searches, advising on stamp duty, and managing completion and registration.

It is the document that sets out the rights and obligations of owners in a multi-storey building, including management, maintenance, and use restrictions. Our team can review and explain it for you.

There are steps available to recover rent and, where appropriate, to obtain possession. Our team can advise landlords and act quickly where needed.

Stamp duty depends on factors such as the price and the buyer's circumstances. Our team can advise on how much is likely to apply to your transaction before you commit.

Title refers to the ownership of and rights over a property. Checking it confirms that the seller can properly sell and that there are no hidden problems. Our team carries out this review for you.

Buying before a property is built carries particular risks, such as payment obligations and the developer's progress. Our team reviews the agreement and guides you through the process.