Declaration and permanent injunction
1 year ago
Plaintiff decreed law full co-sharer and granted permanent injunction restraining defendant.
Decree date 22/01/2006 but plaintiff till date not execute the decree.
Scheduled land under possession in defendant (purchased land) 1995 to till date.
Decree holders two member are dies 2008 and one plaintiff is live.
All revenue documents in name of defendant.
Defendant is my father pls advice next what can do.
A.Hello Client,
Since the defendant is your father that would make you the legal heir and as a result, you can move to court for execution proceedings to get the decree executed.
Hope this helps.
Since the defendant is your father that would make you the legal heir and as a result, you can move to court for execution proceedings to get the decree executed.
Hope this helps.
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A.Dear Sir,
Decree can be executed upto period of 12 years. Even the legal heirs of parties may move execution proceedings to get decree executed.
Decree can be executed upto period of 12 years. Even the legal heirs of parties may move execution proceedings to get decree executed.
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