We’re part of the community that built the temple and contributed to its land purchase. Recently, the fence construction started without any prior notice. While we agreed with the initial fence height, they suddenly raised it by two feet overnight. This caused a confrontation with my mother and sister, who were home alone, resulting in verbal abuse. My father is currently overseas. We’re looking for guidance on how to address this issue with the temple authorities.

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › We’re part of the community that built the temple and contributed to its land purchase. Recently, the fence construction started without any prior notice. While we agreed with the initial fence height, they suddenly raised it by two feet overnight. This caused a confrontation with my mother and sister, who were home alone, resulting in verbal abuse. My father is currently overseas. We’re looking for guidance on how to address this issue with the temple authorities.
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

We’re part of the community that built the temple and contributed to its land purchase. Recently, the fence construction started without any prior notice. While we agreed with the initial fence height, they suddenly raised it by two feet overnight. This caused a confrontation with my mother and sister, who were home alone, resulting in verbal abuse. My father is currently overseas. We’re looking for guidance on how to address this issue with the temple authorities.

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

As members of the community who contributed to the temple, you have a right to be informed and consulted regarding any changes to the property. You can approach the temple authorities expressing your concerns about the fence height and the disrespectful conduct towards your family. You can also consider seeking legal advice to understand your rights and explore options for addressing the issue.

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