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Property Dispute


01-May-2023 (In Property Law)
I have a query on laws of a flat owner vis a vis tenants. We live in Mumbai and have a flat in Bangalore. if I let out the flat in good faith in the understanding that the rental agreement will be done only on receipt of the deposit amount and if the person refuses to pay the deposit amount, what are my rights as an owner? Can i get such a person to leave the property? If yes, how?
Answers (3)

Answer #1
120 votes
You need to immediately send a notice asking the person to vacate the premises. Of course it is an encroachment. It was however negligent on your part to allow possession without getting the agreement registered. Take immediate steps to evict the person . Engage a local later on Bangalore. Also file a complaint on the local police station stating that the person has taken illegal possession.
Answer #2
574 votes
As the 2nd and 4th son have interest regarding the said property, they can file a suit for partition in the jurisdictional civil court claiming their share of the property. And meanwhile if the sale is done away with, the said 2nd and 4th son may apply to the court for granting injunction in their favour.
Answer #3
900 votes
Dear sir ,
we have read out your query very carefully , you are Hindu and your uncle sold a property for 1 cr and 20 lacs area of land 30 bighas 10 bigha was in your name but you have got 5 lacs via neft and your father got 11 lacs only , sir your uncle did fraud with you , so according to law you can put case 420 .

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