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Plot dimension dispute with neighbour : he claims different dimensions


31-Dec-2025 (In Civil Law)
As per official records at the time of registration, our plot has a rakba of 1188sqft which is fixed and undisputed.The Nazri Naksha prepared by the Patwari (sealed and signed) shows plot dimensions as 30×36×36×36. The registry was executed based on this Nazri Naksha, and the same dimensions were later mentioned on the e-stamp/sale deed.The neighbour is now claiming different dimensions 27×43×30×43 based on some alleged initial map which has never been shown to us.can this overide our nazrinaksa
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Answer #1
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Nazri Naksha is the ideal document preferred defining the dimensions of any plot. coming to your question either you can ask him directly about the document and we can check or if in doubt you can go for the demarcation of the property.
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Answer #2
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No, it never override your nazrinaksa prima facie ...but what actually dimensions were there before registry. another question is whether your neighbor claiming any part of land thereof or any suit being is filed before any magistrate currently?
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