My neighbour forcefully planted crops on our land. When we asked him to leave, he moved to another part of our property and started digging it up. He’s now selling the soil to someone without our knowledge. I’m in the police force and can’t get back to my village right now. My wife and mentally challenged daughter are alone at home. What can I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My neighbour forcefully planted crops on our land. When we asked him to leave, he moved to another part of our property and started digging it up. He’s now selling the soil to someone without our knowledge. I’m in the police force and can’t get back to my village right now. My wife and mentally challenged daughter are alone at home. What can I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

My neighbour forcefully planted crops on our land. When we asked him to leave, he moved to another part of our property and started digging it up. He’s now selling the soil to someone without our knowledge. I’m in the police force and can’t get back to my village right now. My wife and mentally challenged daughter are alone at home. What can I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

You can file a complaint with the local police station alleging trespass, theft, and damage to property. You can also request police protection for your wife and daughter. Consider seeking legal advice to pursue civil action for damages against your neighbor.

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