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How to take action against illegal occupation of property?


05-Oct-2023 (In Civil Law)
One person got all my property on his name due to simillar names.i got the judgement from revenue department that the property should be kept in previous position and transfered back to my name.now the opposition is illegally entering into property.police is not taking fir.as the constrable is taking bribe from opposition.i am student and studying homeopathic medicines.1 yr remaining in my study.and the opposition has noted down the fir againist me with fake medical reports of beating and injured..i am help less plz help me .i want to note FIR againist that person who had done this all fake.and he is trying to cancel my gurenter-jaamin which was taken for the fir...
Answers (2)

Answer #1
991 votes
hi,

If anyone is illegally entering your property then you can file a complaint of tresspass against that person.
if police is not registering FIR you can get it registered through court u/s 156(3) .
If any false FIR is registered against you it could be quashed through High Court .

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Answer #2
788 votes
Fst to aap usne aapki property me aapna name kese chadaya Apne name kese Kiya who Kano or. Uske all documents nikalo or.... Ak arji type krje. ... Sp Ko do or. Friyad lekhit to. Section. 406. 420 chhetrpindi ki ... Or. Cort me. Civil dava kriye or .... Jo hukum he. Uske samne mamltdar jaye.... ... Step by step jaye .. sab ho jayega ...

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indra vijay singh
my cousin occupied my land police is saying this is the matter of revenue what we can do revenue (Kannoongo ) is saying this is the the matter of police no one is listing what we need to do

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