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How to get property evicted by tenats who are near relative
03-Aug-2023 (In Landlord/Tenant Law)
30 years ago my father had given his 1rk to his brother to stay & also gave away the adjoining flat by registering it in his name. now they are refusing to vacate when asked by my father. What to do?
This is my response to you:
1. Under whose name is the 1RK?
2. If it is still in your father's name then he can stake a claim on it;
3. Regarding the adjoining flat, only if your father paid the money for that flat then he can stake a claim;
4. You can send a legal notice;
5. If he does not respond then you will have to file a suit for eviction;
6. Maximum is you can take help of police station and file a formal complaint.
1. Under whose name is the 1RK?
2. If it is still in your father's name then he can stake a claim on it;
3. Regarding the adjoining flat, only if your father paid the money for that flat then he can stake a claim;
4. You can send a legal notice;
5. If he does not respond then you will have to file a suit for eviction;
6. Maximum is you can take help of police station and file a formal complaint.
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Adv. Gowaal Padavi
Mumbai | 500+ Answers
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Serve them a notice stating the execution of the document is illegal.. And u r hereby challenging the same as the signature over the same wer obtain when u Wer not in your normal state of mind or we can look out for certain defence out of a conference also
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Adv. Zaid Anwar Qureshi
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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Hello,
Firstly if till now you have told them orally that won't be enough so now on the very initial basis send them notice and mention everything in that notice. Than there would be too senario whether they will reply or they won't so if they failed to reply to the notice than you should move to the court. For any further query you can contact me through law rato
Firstly if till now you have told them orally that won't be enough so now on the very initial basis send them notice and mention everything in that notice. Than there would be too senario whether they will reply or they won't so if they failed to reply to the notice than you should move to the court. For any further query you can contact me through law rato
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Adv. Urvika Shah
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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