As a student preparing for the engineering services exam, I’m worried about my family land being illegally occupied. My father is elderly and unable to fight this injustice. I want to protect our land and ensure the safety of my fellow students, but I’m hesitant to get entangled in legal battles. What can I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › As a student preparing for the engineering services exam, I’m worried about my family land being illegally occupied. My father is elderly and unable to fight this injustice. I want to protect our land and ensure the safety of my fellow students, but I’m hesitant to get entangled in legal battles. What can I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 6 months ago

As a student preparing for the engineering services exam, I’m worried about my family land being illegally occupied. My father is elderly and unable to fight this injustice. I want to protect our land and ensure the safety of my fellow students, but I’m hesitant to get entangled in legal battles. What can I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 6 months ago

You have the right to protect your family’s land. While legal battles can be daunting, you can explore options like filing a complaint with the local authorities or seeking legal aid to understand your rights and pursue peaceful resolution.

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