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Anti-social behaviour of the neighbour.
19-Nov-2023 (In Civil Law)
My neighbour uses abusive launguage whenever I complaint to them about the things they do. They usually park there vehicle in front of my gate and if I tell them not park there vehicle in front of my gate they start to use abusive launguge and threaten me for beating.
What should I do? Help!
report to police. file an FIR as he is committing an offence of wrongful restraint and criminal intimidation. once you will do this he will be aware and cautious not to irritate you again. Just go for it.For any help just give a call
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Adv Shasha Jain
with regards
Adv Shasha Jain
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You should engage a lawyer and complaint to the concerned police station for lodging an FIR for criminal intimidation.
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Adv. Anubhav Kathuria
Delhi | 500+ Answers
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Hi,
In this regard, you may proceed to file a complaint with the police and also file a complaint with the local Sub-Divisional Magistrate in your jurisdiction. The Sub-Divisional Magistrate will issue notice to the opposite party and proceed to have them called to the Court where your differences can be sorted out. This is a matter under the nature of a Kalandra Notice which should be taken up by the SDM in due course.
Else, if your neighbour is behaving beyond capacity, your route would be to have a complaint instituted with the police for 'Punishment for criminal intimidation'. However, this may take time as the police are not usually inclined to take up the matter at first notice. It's best you speak with a lawyer who can help you proceed having the matter brought before the SDM Court.
In this regard, you may proceed to file a complaint with the police and also file a complaint with the local Sub-Divisional Magistrate in your jurisdiction. The Sub-Divisional Magistrate will issue notice to the opposite party and proceed to have them called to the Court where your differences can be sorted out. This is a matter under the nature of a Kalandra Notice which should be taken up by the SDM in due course.
Else, if your neighbour is behaving beyond capacity, your route would be to have a complaint instituted with the police for 'Punishment for criminal intimidation'. However, this may take time as the police are not usually inclined to take up the matter at first notice. It's best you speak with a lawyer who can help you proceed having the matter brought before the SDM Court.
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Adv. Anuj Nair
Delhi | 200+ Answers
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