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criminal house trespassing by a relative


08-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
HI Sir my brother- in- law is forcibly staying in our house for the past year, he came to stay for a week but is refusing to leave. He is a resident of New Zealand and his family is living there, from the past Six months he has become aggressive and (I suspect he tried to poison me with lethal gas, as i fell very sick suddenly and the blood gas report done after 3 days shows elevated values) he also demands money from my husband and is banging doors threatening me after my husband is at work.
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Answer #1
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this issue has to tackle very different manner, as we exactly do not know the situation, kindly get back to me I ll explain and guide you in clear procedure.. we need to take help from the police department and as well other relevant authorities to actually know the suspicious activities. Regards Advocate Azharuddin..
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Answer #2
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Dear Sir, You may lodge a strong complaint against him and also install CCTV in your house without his knowledge and get record his activities and conduct. You may also record his conduct through mobile to support your contentions in the complaint. Thus, Police may ask him to leave your house.
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