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Vacating the property that is in my possession legally from my brother
13-Apr-2025 (In Property Law)
It has been a long tym that brother took his share of property he sold it and bought another property somewhere else. Now he is residing in my place for more than 5 year in giving the hope that when his property will be built he will vacate the 2 rooms he lives in. 15 days ago my mother legally signed the property paper on my name. I wated for 2 weeks thinking that he will vacate but he didn't so on friday i told him to vacate one of the room till sunday as my two daughters need a room for them
Since the property is now legally transferred to your name by your mother, your brother does not have any legal right to continue residing there without your permission. You may issue him a legal notice asking him to vacate the premises within a reasonable time. If he refuses, you can file a suit for eviction and seek possession through the appropriate civil court. It’s important to maintain documentation of all communications with him. For a smoother process, it is advisable to consult an advocate to assist with the eviction proceedings.
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Adv Adarsh Kumar
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Adv. Adarsh Kumar
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As per the limited query, it can be assumed that your concern is related to recovery of possession of your property from your brother. Appropriate suit can be filed to procure the adequate relief. However complete facts are to be shared for better advice. Feel free to connect
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You can file a suit for recovery of possession as your brother is an illegal occupant in the aforementioned property and you being the rightful owner has a legal right to do so.
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Adv. Jia Kapur
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If your brother doesn’t vacate the property then we need to send him legal notice followed by suit for possession & damages. He is staying in the capacity of licensee !
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