Despite the fact of not giving way on the registry paper, the case has been filed after 12 years, what should I do?
2 years ago
Despite the fact of not giving way on the registry paper, the case has been filed after 12 years, what should I do? His father's land is attached, his daughter was unmarried at the time of writing the land and the way was through his father's land, but now he is backing down. We had to write this while moving the land that the path will not be given from the front and we do not have any land behind.
A.Dear Sir/ Madam,
Consult a legal representative also you can approach the competent civil court and take recourse of your Easementary Rights with respect to that path.
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Consult a legal representative also you can approach the competent civil court and take recourse of your Easementary Rights with respect to that path.
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A.Dear Sir,
You have to approach Civil Court or contest the same by approaching and hiring experienced civil advocate. It may take few years to get judgment and always retain your possession over the property.
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You have to approach Civil Court or contest the same by approaching and hiring experienced civil advocate. It may take few years to get judgment and always retain your possession over the property.
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A.Dear Sir/ Madam,
You should approach the competent civil court and invoke your Easement Rights with respect to that path and for further detailed action consult a legal representative.
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You should approach the competent civil court and invoke your Easement Rights with respect to that path and for further detailed action consult a legal representative.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Dear Sir/ Madam,
You should consult a legal representative since it involves detailed documents but you can approach the competent civil court and invoke your Easement Rights with respect to that path.
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You should consult a legal representative since it involves detailed documents but you can approach the competent civil court and invoke your Easement Rights with respect to that path.
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Sidhaarth
Responded 2 years ago
A.Details are required to be examined. You can take plea of barred by limitation. If it is already given that there would not by path in front portion then claim is not tenable. If there is anoth mode or way to approach property which if they might be using from 12 years then it is a valid point to be raised in defense.
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Pardeep Kumar Dhiman Dhiman
Responded 2 years ago
A.Dekho agar sale deed me rasta likha gya hai tab to dena hoga. Agar nhi likha gya tab usko mang nhi sakte hai. Agar aap ko rasta nhi dena hai tab aap opposed kar sakte hai.
Aap agar sale deed me rasta likha gya hai tab raste ke liye court me case file kar sakte hai.
Aap agar sale deed me rasta likha gya hai tab raste ke liye court me case file kar sakte hai.
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DEV PANDEY
Responded 2 years ago
A.You have recourse to invoke your Easement Rights for approach path by filing a suit in Civil Court .There Your Right will be adjudicated .
All depends on the Boundary specification of your plot as mentiined in registered deed through which you purchased the land .
All depends on the Boundary specification of your plot as mentiined in registered deed through which you purchased the land .
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