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144 order on family property how to proceed legally with it now
19-Aug-2023 (In Property Law)
Local Club members & few anti-socials of the area, are trying to illegally & forcefully captured my family Property (vacant Land). At present my father & two uncle are jointly owners of the land by way of Will, which was made by my grandfather. One of my uncle executor of this Will & monitoring the Property administration matter, but he did not taken any action.I am the only son of my father. I went to local police station & make a G.D. mention the full above matter & also sent the writing application alongwith documents of such property to the District Magistrate, Howrah by registered Post. Is it possible, that District Magistrate pass the 144 order on my family property for restrain the anti-social from captured this property? or other order to Police for secure my Property?? Please tell me........
Is your father and uncles take the probate of the will before the District Judge? If they do so then they are now the owner of the property. Now, you may sent to D.M. a R.T.I. letter on the basis of your application. For further information please personally contact a lawyer. Thank you.
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What is the validity of 144 2 CrPC?
The duration of an order under Section 144 CrPC
As has been said, a magistrate cannot occasionally revive or resuscitate an order. This would be a clear abuse of power. Each order issued under section 61 has a 2-month expiration date. 17-Jul-2022
What is the use and misuse of Section 144 CrPC?
The Section 144 is Subject to Misuse
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What is the 144 CrPC rule?
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What are the rules for IPC 144?
Anyone who is armed with a deadly weapon or anything that, when used as an offensive weapon, can cause death and is a part of an illegal assembly is punished by imprisonment for up to two years or a fine.
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