Land Dispute Between Two Parties

867 votes

You can file a suit for partition and separate possession. Further you can also file an injunction application restraining your relative from transferring any land to anybody until and unless your rights are declared by the Court.

Advocate Sahil Kumar Nair LawRato

874 votes

You have to first file a 144 case against your relative. And then file a civil suit for permanent injunction and if your relative is also a joint owner then you would also have to file a civil suit for partition. But you will get your land back , the law stands with you

Advocate Laxmikanta Tripathy LawRato

578 votes

If your relative has forcibly occupied land that is joint property, even after you have separated the land with the presence of villagers, there are clear legal steps you can take to protect your rights and reclaim your share. Physical separation in the presence of villagers is helpful as evidence, but a legal partition is the most secure way to establish individual ownership. File a suit in civil court seeking an injunction to restrain your relative from further occupying or altering the property. The court can order your relative to vacate the land and prevent them from making any constructions If the property has not been legally partitioned, file a suit for partition and separate possession. The court will determine each co-owner’s share and may order a physical division of the property. If your relative has constructed or made changes, you can file a suit for declaration of title, recovery of possession, and a mandatory injunction for removal of unauthorized structures.

Advocate Devashish Kumar Sahoo LawRato