I bought a plot in an unauthorized colony in Narela, Delhi, using a General Power of Attorney (GPA) registered with a Notary. I’ve built a house and live there, with all necessary documents like Ration Card, Voter ID, and Aadhaar card reflecting my address. I’m worried about land grabbers and want strong legal protection for my property. What steps can I take now to ensure my ownership is secure and can be proven in court if needed? Please advise.

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I bought a plot in an unauthorized colony in Narela, Delhi, using a General Power of Attorney (GPA) registered with a Notary. I’ve built a house and live there, with all necessary documents like Ration Card, Voter ID, and Aadhaar card reflecting my address. I’m worried about land grabbers and want strong legal protection for my property. What steps can I take now to ensure my ownership is secure and can be proven in court if needed? Please advise.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I bought a plot in an unauthorized colony in Narela, Delhi, using a General Power of Attorney (GPA) registered with a Notary. I’ve built a house and live there, with all necessary documents like Ration Card, Voter ID, and Aadhaar card reflecting my address. I’m worried about land grabbers and want strong legal protection for my property. What steps can I take now to ensure my ownership is secure and can be proven in court if needed? Please advise.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should immediately apply for regularization of the colony under the Delhi Regularization of Unauthorized Colonies Act, 2019. While your current documents provide some evidence of residency, they are not sufficient to establish ownership. Regularization would provide legal recognition and protect you from land grabbers.

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