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Police illegally trying to vacate the property and filed false FIR
29-Jul-2023 (In Property Law)
i have a plot of 300 sqr. yds in karala delhi having possesion since last 25 years , but one more person also claiming on this property. khasra no. of both the parties is not correct on papers. they are trying forcibly with help of police and some dabang people to vacate the property. police also registered a F.I.R. against us and we got the bail form the rohini court. A civil suil filed by us was also pending before the F.I.R. please advise us what should we do now.
I feel you are so advance because having all steps, you have come for advice. I suggest you send me all details of legal steps taken by you. First you should file a complaint case against the person involving in your matter alongwith civil suit for mandatory and permanent injunction.
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Adv. Manish Kumar
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Take the following steps:
1) Quash the FIR which is filed against you.
2) File a police complaint against the persons who tried to dispossess you. Wait for 3 - 4 days. If within those 3 - 4 days, the police does not lodge an FIR against them, file an application under section 156(3) CrPC before the Metropolitan Magistrate.
3) File a civil suit for declaration, mandatory and permanent injunction against the persons who tried to dispossess you. Along with the suit, also file an application for temporary injunction. (You have not mentioned the nature of the civil suit you have filed. I hope it's this one only)
*The strength of your case depends upon the documents of the property you possess.
1) Quash the FIR which is filed against you.
2) File a police complaint against the persons who tried to dispossess you. Wait for 3 - 4 days. If within those 3 - 4 days, the police does not lodge an FIR against them, file an application under section 156(3) CrPC before the Metropolitan Magistrate.
3) File a civil suit for declaration, mandatory and permanent injunction against the persons who tried to dispossess you. Along with the suit, also file an application for temporary injunction. (You have not mentioned the nature of the civil suit you have filed. I hope it's this one only)
*The strength of your case depends upon the documents of the property you possess.
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Adv. Bidit Kumar Deka
Delhi | 25+ Answers
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