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What to do if their is a property dispute


21-Jun-2023 (In Property Law)
Sir my grandfather has property in his own name, he has three son and two daughter. The son of my eldest uncle is buying property in his dads name and giving us the money. But problem is that he is giving less money and we are not ready to take that. Sir he has forced my father to take money through verbal threat and he has signed on 500rs stamp paper undertaking of property divide and by force got sign of my dad. But sir we dont want to sell him my grandfathers property. Sir can i as a son stop him legally by court or police??
Answers (8)

Answer #1
583 votes
First you try to take possession of the field by putting some construction or pillars upon this field. If it is objected by anyone, file a complain before the local police station along with all relevant documents. The police will help you to take possession.
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Answer #2
524 votes
For getting back property , one do not need to fight physically. You need to get back the same through legal way. Contact a good lawyer apprise him about all facts, documents and act accordingly as per his advice

Answer #3
819 votes
This is my response to you:
1. You should also file a counter criminal complaint to the police station against him;
2. You can file defamation case against him under section 500 of the IPC;
3. You can also file a suit for injunction order against him and thereby prevent him from even entering the property;
4. Once you go to court and get the injunction order then you have nothing to worry;
5. Take assistance of police under CRPC and also prevent this person from entering your property.
Answer #4
526 votes
For filling wrong complaint against you, you can claim compensation for mental agony and other legal charges.
Whether the criminal case over?
Whether the you discharge from that case?
All that things necessary to give you proper guidance
Answer #5
884 votes
This is my response to you:
1. You cannot stop him, your father can take action under his name;
2. Your father will have to complain to the police that the Rs.500 stamp paper was made to sign by hum through coercion and duress;
3. Next you can either send a legal notice or directly approach the court;
4. If you approach the court then file for stay order of the sale and also seek injunction on the property;
5. Take steps from your side as early as you can, otherwise once he becomes the owner, he can exercise full control over the property.
Answer #6
759 votes
Dear Querist, This is a civil dispute so police wont be able to help much. File a civil suit for partition in civil Court and ask for declaration and partition of the said property stating your percentage of right.

Regards,
Rakesh V. Misar
Answer #7
749 votes
What is the content of the document that has been signed by your father.
Do not sign on sale deed.
Do not sign on release deed.
Can suggest you suitable remedy only after perusal of the document and knowing other details
Answer #8
825 votes
Yes if there is any building build in your land without your knowledge and its made by someone else for encrochment then you have to issue notice to the person that the building is illegaly made by him and its should be demolished by him to take his goods back or it will be demolished by ourself and its shold be time bound

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