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Illegal confiscation of personal belongings by landlord


31-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
I was unemployed and didn't find the right job for a long time & couldn't manage to pay rent as well. My govt ID aadhar & other ID CARDS are of coimbatore city TAMILNADU. I had to move around for work & had fallen sick. The landlady at mehrauli delhi confiscated all my academic stuff and certificates and bike. Laptop + cameras + other belongings. She refused to handover my belongings. I need a cost effective way to retrieve all of it back from them. Is it possible?
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Answer #1
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yes it is very much possible to get your belongings back from landlady. you have to file a complaint with mehrauli police station for illegal detention of your property by the land lady. if police does not take action approach court for registration of case and subsequent fir. should you have any questions please feel free to contact me
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Answer #2
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The cost effective and easiest way is to send her a legal notice and lodge a police complaint against her in PS Mehrauli. I have dealt cases in PS Mehrauli previously. If you need assistance you may consult me.
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Dr. Eunice
In Delhi she can't. In Telangana she can because the high court encourages such acts.

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