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A person creating nuisance at my plot
4 years ago
Can a person claim ownership with RTC (pahani) on my plot which is BBMP A Khatha and having paid upto date tax since last 6 years? I have purchased it from my previous owner who owned the plot since 1992. I have 31 years of ownership, but the person is creating nuisance on the basis of RTC that around 15 guntas of land belongs to him in a BBMP locality where there are several houses already. Police saying we need to do survey to mark the land.. is this legal way? Aren’t registered sale deed’s, Khatha, EC and tax paid receipts enough proof to claim ownership?
A.Dear Sir,
You have to two options you may approach Higher Police officers or file private complaint or suit for injunction in a Civil Court.
You have to two options you may approach Higher Police officers or file private complaint or suit for injunction in a Civil Court.
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Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.You need to file a Civil Suit with an Order for injunction keeping the police and the private party as respondent showing ll proof you have and declare that such property is yours and there is no dispute.
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