I’ve been fighting a legal battle for years, losing a declaration suit against the government in both the lower court and the High Court back in 2006. Since then, I’ve been trying to regularize my land through GOMS No. 166, but the officials are making it difficult. I’ve filed multiple petitions in the High Court to get stay orders and protect my possession, which I’ve held for over 60 years. I’m exhausted with the constant legal battles. Is there any hope of filing a new plea after all this time? Can anyone offer advice?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › I’ve been fighting a legal battle for years, losing a declaration suit against the government in both the lower court and the High Court back in 2006. Since then, I’ve been trying to regularize my land through GOMS No. 166, but the officials are making it difficult. I’ve filed multiple petitions in the High Court to get stay orders and protect my possession, which I’ve held for over 60 years. I’m exhausted with the constant legal battles. Is there any hope of filing a new plea after all this time? Can anyone offer advice?
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I’ve been fighting a legal battle for years, losing a declaration suit against the government in both the lower court and the High Court back in 2006. Since then, I’ve been trying to regularize my land through GOMS No. 166, but the officials are making it difficult. I’ve filed multiple petitions in the High Court to get stay orders and protect my possession, which I’ve held for over 60 years. I’m exhausted with the constant legal battles. Is there any hope of filing a new plea after all this time? Can anyone offer advice?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

While the law doesn’t explicitly bar you from filing a new plea, the chances of success after such a long period with previous unfavorable judgments are slim. It’s crucial to consult with a lawyer specializing in land matters, as they can assess your specific case and advise on the best course of action, considering the legal history and current situation.

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