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24-May-2025 (In Civil Law)
If I have a fight with neighbours, and society committee intervenes and finds me guilty (based on their analogy), can they ask me to move out of the flat ON THE SPOT, itself? Or there is any legal process they need to follow?
No, the society cannot ask you to leave immediately if you are the member/owner of the property there. There is a legal procedure to be followed. The society cannot impromptu ask you to leave. Feel free to contact me for seeking any legal advice as regards the same.
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Adv. Prerna Shukla
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They cannot evict you from the flat without a court's order. Not even the Police has powers to evict from your flat. You dont need to fear about getting evicted. However, if there was a fight between you and neighbour, it is better if you file a police complaint in police station against the neighbour. If you will not do it, your neighbour will file a police complaint against you to create pressure against you.
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Adv. Shreyas Jain
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Well, they need to follow a Legal Process rather than blaming you directly and helping you as liable or guilty for the fighting which occured with Neighbours! Society or Victim should have lodged the Police Complaint and Police would have investigated the case!
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Adv. Pankaj Bajaj
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Adv. Sushant Vichare
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There’s definitely room to defend your position but be careful, because if things aren’t handled properly, you could find yourself on the receiving end of sudden pressure or even legal complications. If you’re a tenant (which it seems you are), the law doesn’t allow anyone to throw you out without following due process. Any removal without proper notice is not only unethical but also violative of your rights. But here’s the thing—once that lock-in period is over, the owner can legally start pushing you out with a notice, and you’ll need to act fast if you want to protect your stay or negotiate better terms. These are the moments where timing and legal framing make all the difference. If you’d like, I can help you figure out the safest and strongest route before it escalates further.
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