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A connected investigation into your concern.

Land Forensics Pvt Ltd investigates corporate relationships, financial transactions and documentary inconsistencies through a single, clearly defined assignment. We trace the parties behind a concern, compare the available records and reconstruct what happened in a form the client and appointed advisers can examine. Public company information can be checked through the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, subject to availability and the agreed scope.

For businesses, investors, stakeholders and parties facing suspected fraud or conflicting accounts, our work brings together company research, authorised financial-record analysis and evidence verification. The investigation follows the question and the accessible evidence, with limitations recorded throughout.

Integrated investigative capabilities

Corporate investigation: relationships and control

Investigation of entity and director connections

Examine available company master data, filings and directorship information to trace relevant entities, officeholders and changes over time. We check identifiers and dates carefully so that similar names do not become assumed matches.

Ownership and control indicators

Review available shareholding disclosures, associated entities and documented relationships. Where ownership or control cannot be established from accessible records, the report identifies the limitation and the additional material needed.

Related parties and common touchpoints

Compare disclosed counterparties, registered addresses, contact references and recurring participants against the assignment brief. A common touchpoint is treated as an investigative indicator requiring context, rather than automatic proof of wrongdoing.

Dispute and transaction context

Place relevant corporate relationships alongside supplied agreements, court documents and transaction records. This helps reveal inconsistencies, missing disclosures and connections that may warrant closer examination by the client and their advisers.

Integrated investigative capabilities

Financial investigation and suspected fraud

Transaction trail investigation

Build a dated sequence of relevant payments, receipts, transfers and adjustments from available records. We reconcile references where possible and identify missing documents or gaps that prevent a complete reconstruction.

Counterparty and related-party scrutiny

Examine the counterparties appearing in the transactions and compare relevant corporate connections. This can reveal relationships that deserve explanation, subject to the evidence and scope of accessible information.

Document and explanation testing

Compare invoices, agreements, delivery references, ledger entries and payment records for consistency. We flag mismatched dates, duplicate references, unsupported adjustments and explanations that are not borne out by the supplied documents.

Suspected diversion and fraud indicators

Investigate specific concerns such as unusual routing, unsupported payments, circular transaction patterns or conflicting records. Indicators are explained with their evidence and possible limitations; they are not presented as a final legal determination of fraud.

Integrated investigative capabilities

Evidence reconstruction in your investigation

Chronology and event reconstruction

Arrange relevant documents and events in sequence, recording the source for each material entry. We identify gaps, conflicting dates and changes in the narrative that require explanation rather than filling them with assumptions.

Cross-document contradiction detection

Compare agreements, correspondence, corporate filings and authorised financial records for inconsistencies in names, dates, amounts and stated events. Findings distinguish a confirmed mismatch from an issue that could reflect incomplete information.

Source verification in the investigation

Check selected assertions against accessible primary records and other appropriate sources within scope. We record the basis of each finding and flag items that need original documents, specialist examination or further corroboration.

Grounds and evidence-gap assessment

Identify documented facts that may support or challenge a position, together with missing material that affects confidence. Your advocate or relevant professional adviser determines legal relevance, admissibility and the appropriate action.

Investigation team comparing evidence and preparing a findings report

Intelligence that can be examined

Investigation across entities, money and events.

A recurring director, a mismatched invoice or an unexplained payment may be a starting point. We test those leads against other records, alternative explanations and the chronology. Findings distinguish a verified inconsistency from an uncorroborated concern. The report identifies the documentary trail, what it supports and what further material is needed.

Your investigation output

Investigation findings and supporting records.

Deliverables are tailored to the agreed brief, the documents available and the questions you need answered.

Start with a defined concern.

Share the entities involved, relevant period, key questions and records you are authorised to provide. We will define the investigation scope, expected output and practical limitations before work begins.

  • A source-referenced corporate relationship map and entity register.
  • A transaction chronology recording relevant dates, amounts, counterparties and references.
  • Reconciliation exceptions, document mismatches and unsupported movements requiring explanation.
  • A document index, reconstructed event chronology and cross-document contradiction matrix.
  • A findings report distinguishing corroborated facts, indicators, evidence gaps and further enquiries.

Trace · Compare · Reconstruct · Corroborate · Report

Our investigation method

01 — CASE DEFINITION

Establish the precise question, relevant parties, assets, documents, transactions and period under examination.

02 — RECORD ACQUISITION

Identify and organise the relevant documentary, financial, corporate, registration and transactional records.

03 — FORENSIC COMPARISON

Compare records across different sources to identify material differences, omissions, alterations and inconsistencies.

04 — CHRONOLOGY RECONSTRUCTION

Establish the sequence of documents, transactions, registrations, payments and subsequent events.

05 — RELATIONSHIP MAPPING

Connect documents, entities, transactions, assets and events to reveal relationships that may not be apparent from individual records.

06 — CORROBORATION

Test material findings against independent records wherever reasonably available.

07 — INVESTIGATION REPORT

Present the documentary trail, material observations, chronology, relationships, supporting records and limitations in a structured professional report.

Commissioning an investigation

What records can be examined?

Accessible public and primary records and documents you are authorised to provide, including company filings, agreements, invoices, correspondence and relevant financial records. We do not promise unrestricted access to private bank or confidential third-party records.

Does a suspicious pattern prove fraud?

No. Indicators require context and corroboration. Findings explain the evidence, alternative explanations and unresolved gaps. Legal conclusions and the use of findings remain with the appropriate appointed professionals.

How are findings delivered?

The agreed scope determines the report, relationship map, transaction schedule, chronology and indexed supporting material. Each material observation is connected to its source.

Land Forensics Pvt Ltd

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Discuss your concern and commission a focused investigation.

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