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Neighbours children cycling outside our dooe in passage area


10-Oct-2024 (In Civil Law)
Our society is sra and not completed 19nyrs.there are some owners and tenants also provoke our neighbours to harrass us.. their children playing cycling in outside our home...when ww restrict to play they quarrelled with us..is their any rule to prohibit them..
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Answer #1
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You can file a police complaint application to the nearest police station of your residence stating public nuisance but also report this to the society chairman secretary and treasurer before that take a concrete video and photo of the nuisance what is happening and you can further report this to assistant commissioner of police
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Answer #2
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As per the query raised by you it is perceived to be understood that you are living in a society. lf you are living in a society then you are only owner of the four walls of your house and compound space is defined under common area which is free for use by all society members and children of society members are permitted to play in the common area. Hence you would not be able to stop them and there is no specific provision under the law for the same
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