Advocate Upendra Nath Pandey

Questions Answered by Advocate Upendra Nath Pandey (25+ answers)

Q: जमीन का बंटवारा धारा 116 एसडीएम कोर्ट

सर मेरे केस में प्रारंभिक आदेश का ऑर्डर हुआ उसके बाद लेख पाल द्वारा चिट्ठी पुष्टि का ऑर्डर पास हुआ उसके बाद विपक्षी द्वारा उसी केस में बाद दायरा दिया गया जिस पर 6 महीने सुनवाई हुई वाद दायरा निरस्त हो गया फिर 21/08/2024/रिकॉल एप्लीकेशन दिया जिसको SDO महोदय ने सुनवाई करके निरस्त कर दिया फिर से उसी फाइल में कल पुनः वाद दायरा पड़ा जिसको एक्सेप्ट करके पुनः सुनवाई चालू कर दिए क्या जीवन भर उसी फाइल में बार सुनवाई करेंगे इनकी शिकायत कहां करे कृपया मदद करे

Advocate Upendra Nath Pandey answered
समाधान:आपके मामले में बार-बार वही वाद दायर किया जा रहा है, जो न्यायिक प्रक्रिया के दुरुपयोग (Abuse of Process of Law) का मामला हो सकता है। इस स्थिति में आप निम्नलिखित कदम उठा सकते हैं:रिट याचिका (Writ Petition) दायर करें:आप हाई कोर्ट में आदेश की स्थिरता (Finality of Order) बनाए रखने के लिए एक रिट याचिका (Writ Petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India) दायर कर सकते हैं।याचिका में यह अनुरोध करें कि बार-बार एक ही विवाद पर मामले की पुनः सुनवाई अनुचित है।SDO के आदेश के विरुद्ध अपील करें:यदि SDO ने पुनः वाद स्वीकार कर लिया है, तो आप उच्च प्राधिकारी (जैसे कमिश्नर या राजस्व न्यायाधिकरण) के समक्ष अपील (Appeal) दायर कर सकते हैं।अपील में तर्क दें कि पूर्व में वाद खारिज हो चुका है, अतः पुनः उसी मामले को सुनवाई के लिए स्वीकार करना विधि-सम्मत नहीं है।अनावश्यक मुकदमेबाजी (Vexatious Litigation) की शिकायत करें:यदि विपक्षी पक्ष बार-बार जानबूझकर परेशान करने के लिए वाद दायर कर रहा है, तो आप न्यायालय में CPC की धारा 11 (Res Judicata) और धारा 151 (Inherent Powers of Court) के तहत अर्जी देकर मामले को स्थायी रूप से खारिज करने (Dismissal with Costs) का अनुरोध कर सकते हैं।राजस्व विभाग या उच्चाधिकारियों से शिकायत करें:यदि राजस्व अधिकारियों की कार्रवाई संदेहास्पद या पक्षपातपूर्ण लगती है, तो आप डीएम (जिलाधिकारी) या संभागीय आयुक्त (Divisional Commissioner) को लिखित शिकायत कर सकते हैं।आप लोकायुक्त (Lokayukta) या प्रशासनिक न्यायाधिकरण (Administrative Tribunal) में भी शिकायत दर्ज करा सकते हैं।क्या करें?हाईकोर्ट में रिट दायर करें ताकि बार-बार एक ही मामले पर सुनवाई रोकी जा सके।SDO के आदेश के खिलाफ अपील करें।CPC की धारा 11 और 151 के तहत स्थायी निस्तारण के लिए न्यायालय में आवेदन दें।राजस्व विभाग या लोकायुक्त से शिकायत करें।यदि आपको और कानूनी सहायता की आवश्यकता हो, तो आप किसी अनुभवी वकील से परामर्श करें।

Q: Ek dusre ke jamin pe 25 saal se kabij hai

Ek vyakti meri jamin pe kabij hai mai uski jamin pe wo kheti krta hai jbhi maine us jamin pe sagwan ke ped lagaye hai . Ye sab anjane me hua . Ab jamin ka malik apni jamin mang raha aur mere lagaye hue ped bhi . Mai jamin chhodne ke taiyar hu lekin wo mujhe ped nhi lene de raha .

Advocate Upendra Nath Pandey answered
समाधान:आपकी स्थिति में निम्नलिखित कानूनी उपाय उपलब्ध हैं:पेड़ों के स्वामित्व का दावा करें:चूंकि आपने अपनी मेहनत और संसाधनों से सागौन के पेड़ लगाए हैं, इसलिए आप भू-संपत्ति के स्वामी से बातचीत कर सकते हैं कि आपको पेड़ों को हटाने और ले जाने की अनुमति दी जाए।यदि वह सहमत नहीं होते, तो सिविल कोर्ट में दावा (Suit for Ownership of Trees) दायर किया जा सकता है।धारा 70 और 71, भारतीय संविदा अधिनियम, 1872:इन धाराओं के अनुसार, यदि आपने अनजाने में किसी अन्य की भूमि पर सुधार या वृक्षारोपण किया है, तो आपको उचित मुआवजे का अधिकार है।आप कोर्ट में याचिका दायर कर सकते हैं कि या तो आपको पेड़ काटने की अनुमति दी जाए या भूमि स्वामी द्वारा आपको उचित मुआवजा दिया जाए।स्थानीय राजस्व विभाग या वन विभाग से संपर्क करें:कई राज्यों में पेड़ों को हटाने के लिए वन विभाग की अनुमति आवश्यक होती है।यदि पेड़ कटने की अनुमति मिलती है, तो आप वन विभाग से भी मदद ले सकते हैं।क्या करें?शांतिपूर्वक बातचीत करें और भूमि स्वामी को मनाने का प्रयास करें।यदि समाधान न निकले, तो सिविल कोर्ट में याचिका दायर करें।स्थानीय प्रशासन (राजस्व अधिकारी या वन विभाग) से परामर्श करें।आपके मामले में कानूनी आधार मजबूत है, इसलिए उचित कानूनी कार्यवाही करने से पहले एक वकील से सलाह जरूर लें।

Q: Question Regarding To Highcourt Order

We have a property in the form of a house on which some people have illegally occupied, regarding which we have filed a suit for mandatory injunction in the district court. It has been 1 year since the suit was filed. In this regard, we went to the High Court for direction where the District Court lawyer prepared an application under section 151, which we filed in the High Court as prayer.After hearing the entire case, the High Court passed an order for 6c and fixed a time frame of two months. Now the District Court lawyer says that this order has been passed under 6c and it will not be implemented, whereas the High Court lawyer says that this order has been passed under 6c, so file this order in the court. Whatever the court orders, after that the application for 6c should be filed.Please guide what should be done and what procedure would be appropriate.

Advocate Upendra Nath Pandey answered
Guidance on Procedure:Since the High Court has already passed an order under 6C and set a timeframe of two months, the following steps should be taken:File the High Court Order in the District Court:The order from the High Court needs to be officially submitted before the District Court so that the lower court can acknowledge and act upon it.This is necessary to ensure the District Court takes cognizance of the directive issued by the High Court.Respond to the District Court's Objection:If the District Court lawyer claims that the order under 6C will not be implemented, a clarification should be sought regarding why the order is not being followed.You may request the District Judge to provide a reasoned order if they refuse implementation.Application under 6C in the District Court:As advised by the High Court lawyer, after filing the High Court order in the District Court, you should file an application under 6C in the District Court.This application should emphasize the High Court’s direction and request necessary action.If Non-Compliance Persists:If the District Court still refuses to act on the High Court’s order, a contempt petition can be filed in the High Court against the District Court for non-compliance.This will compel the District Court to enforce the order as per the High Court’s directive.Conclusion:File the High Court order in the District Court.Apply under Section 6C in the District Court as per the High Court lawyer’s advice.If the District Court refuses to implement the order, move a contempt petition in the High Court.This process ensures that the High Court's decision is enforced properly, and you get the relief you are seeking.

Q: SC/ST land purchased 30 years ago without DM permission

A piece of land of ST /SC was purchased 30 years ago by my grandfather with registration or Notary but without DM permission. Now it's been transferred in my name. Now Son/Grandson of Seller's are warning us to file Case. Do seller's family still have any rights on land we purchased 30 years ago..?Till now no construction is done.Awaiting for your answer..!

Advocate Upendra Nath Pandey answered
Legal Implications of Your Land PurchaseYour grandfather purchased land belonging to an SC/ST individual 30 years ago without DM (District Magistrate) permission but with registration or a notarized document. Now, the land has been transferred to your name, and the seller’s descendants are warning you of legal action.Key Legal Issues in Your Case:DM Permission Requirement for SC/ST Land:In many states of India, land belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC) or Scheduled Tribes (ST) cannot be sold to a non-SC/ST individual without prior approval from the District Magistrate or the competent authority.If the sale was done without such permission, the transfer may be considered illegal and voidable, meaning it can be challenged in court.Time Factor & Limitation Act:Even though the land was purchased 30 years ago, illegal land transfers involving SC/ST land can be challenged at any time.If the seller's family proves that the transfer violated land laws, the government may declare the sale null and void and restore the land to the original owner or their legal heirs.Possession & Construction:Since no construction has been done on the land, it might weaken your claim of ownership based on possession.However, if you can prove continuous possession, it may strengthen your case in a civil court.Legal Rights of Seller’s Descendants:If the sale was illegal due to a lack of DM permission, the seller’s legal heirs have a right to challenge the sale and demand restoration of ownership.If the land was sold legally (with proper documentation and approvals), the seller’s family cannot claim any rights over it after 30 years.Possible Legal Actions & Remedies for You:Verify the Sale Deed & Mutation Records:Check whether the land transfer was properly recorded in revenue records.If the land is in your name legally, you can defend your ownership.Check for Government Notifications:Some states allow the government to reclaim illegally transferred SC/ST land. If such a rule applies, you may need to settle the issue legally or pay a penalty to retain ownership.File a Civil Suit for Title Declaration:If the seller’s family is harassing you, you may file a case in civil court to declare your legal ownership and seek an injunction against interference.Consult a Lawyer:Since this matter involves SC/ST land laws, it's crucial to consult an experienced property lawyer to review your documents and provide the best legal course of action.Conclusion:If the sale was done without DM permission, the seller’s family may still have legal rights to reclaim the land.If you have valid ownership documents and the land has been legally transferred, they cannot challenge it after 30 years.To secure your rights, verify the legality of the sale, check revenue records, and seek legal advice immediately.

Q: Clarification on Unauthorized Mutation of Ancestral Agricultural Land

I recently discovered that the agricultural land, for which I had executed a sale deed in favor of his name without consulting my family or me, has now been mutated in their name without my knowledge. I would like to understand the legal implications of this situation and whether there are any remedies available to challenge or reverse the mutation process.Could you please advise on the possible actions I can take in this matter? Can i file a case against such in civil court.

Advocate Upendra Nath Pandey answered
Legal Remedies for Challenging Mutation and Sale DeedSince you executed a sale deed in favor of someone without consulting your family, but now realize that the land has been mutated in their name without your knowledge, you have the following legal options:1. Challenging the Sale Deed:If the sale deed was executed under fraud, coercion, misrepresentation, or undue influence, you can file a civil suit for cancellation of the sale deed under Section 31 of the Specific Relief Act, 1963.If you were deceived or not fully aware of the transaction, you can seek to declare the deed null and void.You need to provide evidence of fraud or misrepresentation in the transaction.2. Challenging the Mutation Entry:Mutation is only for revenue records and does not grant ownership rights.If the mutation was done without your consent or based on a fraudulent deed, you can file an objection before the Tehsildar/Revenue Officer and request cancellation.If the revenue authorities refuse to act, you can approach the Civil Court to challenge the mutation.3. Filing a Civil Suit:You can file a civil suit for declaration and possession in the appropriate court, claiming that the transaction was fraudulent.You may also seek an injunction to prevent the buyer from selling or transferring the land further.4. Criminal Action (If Fraud is Involved):If fraud, forgery, or impersonation was involved in the sale, you can lodge a criminal complaint under Sections 420 (cheating) and 467, 468, 471 (forgery) of IPC.Next Steps:Collect all documents (sale deed, mutation records, land ownership papers).Send a legal notice to the buyer disputing the sale.File a complaint before the revenue authorities for mutation cancellation.If necessary, initiate a civil suit for cancellation of the sale deed and possession of the land.If fraud is suspected, file a criminal complaint with the police.You should consult a civil lawyer to assess the strength of your case and determine the best legal course of action. Let me know if you need further clarification!