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We have purchased a site but somebody else has occupied it
13-Jul-2023 (In Civil Law)
Sir we have purchased a site from the gavipuram housing co-operative society.ltd,the society has occupied 20acers of land from the formers and given all compositions to them with proper procedure , special land acquisition officer,and the society has issued site for its members,and we also the member of society so society as issue site no81for us we are registered our site and paying tax to BDA Now the problem is Some people aquired 20kunta of land which is already the site's of members With fake documents and roudy ,gundas Now how can I take my site back from them I have given police complaint but no use police is not helping us they are telling it's is a civil matter go to the court Need help sir Need all suggestion
Hello sir,
We have to file a suit for injunction against the said roudy, or goondas who are trying to interfere with the possession of your property. The civil courts are the competitive platform for obtaining a restraing order against these people.
We have to file a suit for injunction against the said roudy, or goondas who are trying to interfere with the possession of your property. The civil courts are the competitive platform for obtaining a restraing order against these people.
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Adv. Pallavi K
Bangalore | 100+ Answers
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As per your query you have a two solution that is you can file a civil case through the Advocate in City civil court.
And second solution is go to the police commissioner office with your property original documents give a complaint for the reason of threatening.
And second solution is go to the police commissioner office with your property original documents give a complaint for the reason of threatening.
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Adv. Gopala C
Bangalore | 25+ Answers
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Hi, Please file a civil suit with all the documents to support your claim through an advocate. Apply for an injunction against the people who have acquired the property through fake means. Let the court through the proper proceedings decide based on the merits of the case.
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Adv. Rajesh Kumar K
Bangalore | 400+ Answers
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