person file suit for rented property's part against registered owner

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person file suit for rented property's part against registered owner

06-Jan-2023 (In Civil Law)

Can a person file a Civil Case if he claims a part of my rented premises property (I have all legal registered papers) which I currently use?

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LawRato LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2018-01-07T09:07:06+05:30

Answer #1

Sir/Ma'am, Court is always open to anyone, so he can go to court but the question is whether he will succeed in his claims or not. It completely depends upon the papers you have and what he produces in the court. If what you have is genuine why are you afraid of him, let him appear in court, we'll see.

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Advocate Suvajit Ghosh Dastidar LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2018-01-07T23:04:59+05:30

Answer #2

Yes. You can file a suit for a adverse position if you have all the registered documents,but it is not clear to me why you are living as a tenant and how you got all the registered documents if you live as a tenant in that particular premises? Thanks.

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Advocate Sanjoy Acharjee LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2018-01-08T20:29:53+05:30

Answer #3

If you have valid paper regarding your claim, then obviously you can file Suit against the person who enjoyed it illegally. Provide that, in respect of rented premises Rent Controller in the District is the lower forum to settle the matter relating to Rent. Therefore, please consult with an Advocate personally.

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