I live in Delhi and run my own shop. My eldest brother has passed away, and I need to sell some agricultural land to fund my daughter’s wedding. However, my other two brothers have brought in a local thug who is illegally occupying the land. I’ve already given them a significant amount of money for my daughter’s wedding, land maintenance, and family expenses. Now, I want to file a lawsuit. What legal options do I have to fight this? My brothers are also trying to prevent me from selling the property and are demanding a share of my Delhi property.

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I live in Delhi and run my own shop. My eldest brother has passed away, and I need to sell some agricultural land to fund my daughter’s wedding. However, my other two brothers have brought in a local thug who is illegally occupying the land. I’ve already given them a significant amount of money for my daughter’s wedding, land maintenance, and family expenses. Now, I want to file a lawsuit. What legal options do I have to fight this? My brothers are also trying to prevent me from selling the property and are demanding a share of my Delhi property.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I live in Delhi and run my own shop. My eldest brother has passed away, and I need to sell some agricultural land to fund my daughter’s wedding. However, my other two brothers have brought in a local thug who is illegally occupying the land. I’ve already given them a significant amount of money for my daughter’s wedding, land maintenance, and family expenses. Now, I want to file a lawsuit. What legal options do I have to fight this? My brothers are also trying to prevent me from selling the property and are demanding a share of my Delhi property.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can file a lawsuit against your brothers for illegal occupation of the agricultural land and for preventing its sale. You can also file a separate lawsuit against your brothers for demanding a share of your Delhi property, as they may not have legal grounds to do so. You should consult with a lawyer to understand the specific legal options available to you based on the specifics of your situation and applicable Indian laws.

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