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Neighbour objecting for construction in our resident margin area


16-Aug-2024 (In Civil Law)
Neighbour is objecting for construction in our backyard margin area. Now what should we do?
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Answer #1
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get your maps updated. get certified copies. backyard belongs to you. get building usage permission from the property department or nagarpalika as applicable. get proposed building design approved. start construction and take completion certificate from the builder/contractor.
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Answer #2
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Firstly, you ought to have described it on a better footing. As there is information provided that what exactly is the objection your neighbour seems to have, let me try to answer this in a completely general sense. If the society is registered, please make your representation there or before the Registrar of Society of the concerned region. If the society is not registered, bring this issue in writing before the concerned Executive Magistrate under relevant provisions of the BNSS Act, 2023
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