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Cousin troubling my mother to stay in the property


11-Dec-2023 (In Family Law)
My late father was the eldest of the 3 brothers.My mother is staying in a joint property which has not yet been divided among the uncles. One of my cousin is raising difficulties to stay in property like locking the most of the rooms and keeping the keys to himself, when asked to open the room he says it belongs to him, throwing away my mother’s belongings from that room, intentionally cutting the lines of the electricity in the common passage etc. not only my mother is facing issues, my other uncle’s family is also quite distressed because of him. They are all seniors citizens with serious illness , so scared to take a major step. I stay quite away to visit the place frequently. What legal steps can I take to make them feel safe?
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query since you are facing problems you can lodge case against your cousins as they are creating nuisance and disturbance.... you can consult me online by paying online consultancy fees...
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Answer #2
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there are a volley of legal remedies available at your disposal. first start by making complain about the torture to the local police station and try to keep proof of any wrong doing. you can either serve a stern legal notice upon the wrong doer as well. then you can proceed to take an injunction against him. you can also directly approach the high court under police inaction if the police do not take steps against your cousin. regards, Tanmoy Chattopadhyay, M.Sc (Net), LL. B (Delhi), Advocate High Court, Calcutta
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Answer #3
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you can file criminal as well as civil cour before concern court, civil court file partition suit, and criminal court file 156(3) crpc as well as treat as fir before concern police station and after that your problem is solve
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