#Anik, if someone occupy my plot/shop on which my business is registered, then?
3 years ago
1.Can i ask for rent as 'Muavja' ?
If shop was my own, not rented,
2.Can i ask for rent ? [From the time he/she occupied to the time court decision in favour of me]
3. How much % chances are there that i'll get rent as muavja [how much %] ?
4. Are you 100% sure about this ?
Please give seperate answers..
Sidhaarth
Responded 3 years ago
A.1. You cannot ask rent from unauthorized occupant but you can dance damages.
2. No. You can ask for damages.
3. Damages shall be on the basis of market rate.
2. No. You can ask for damages.
3. Damages shall be on the basis of market rate.
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Vaidehi Samant
Responded 3 years ago
A.If decision of Court is in your favour than just ask them to vacate the plot and leave. Also if you want than you can claim for damages/compensation in the form of rent from the person who occupied your land illegally but you will have to bring them to negotiate ground or otherwise you will have to move file civil case against them for seeking compansation for the inconvenience caused but it may take some time to resolve in the Court of law and lead to additional expenses on your end. If you found my advice helpful then please provide review and give *****. Thank you so much.
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A.Are you confident that it is your property then go ahead and file a civil suit immediate injunction order
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
1. Yes.
2. Yes, you can claim the amount you have lost as a result of this wrongful occupation.
3. This would depend on the facts of the case.
4. We cannot be 100% sure until we know all the facts and even then, the decision would ultimately rest with the Court.
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1. Yes.
2. Yes, you can claim the amount you have lost as a result of this wrongful occupation.
3. This would depend on the facts of the case.
4. We cannot be 100% sure until we know all the facts and even then, the decision would ultimately rest with the Court.
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A.Hi,
1. Yes.
2. Yes.
3. This depends on the facts of the case.
4. No, we cannot be sure about this until we know all the facts.
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1. Yes.
2. Yes.
3. This depends on the facts of the case.
4. No, we cannot be sure about this until we know all the facts.
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