I live in Ghaziabad and have a farm next to my house. The farmer keeps driving his tractor close to my property, damaging the back wall. Even after asking him to be careful, he ignores me and even gets abusive. He has also broken down the boundaries between our plots. What legal steps can I take to stop this?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I live in Ghaziabad and have a farm next to my house. The farmer keeps driving his tractor close to my property, damaging the back wall. Even after asking him to be careful, he ignores me and even gets abusive. He has also broken down the boundaries between our plots. What legal steps can I take to stop this?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

I live in Ghaziabad and have a farm next to my house. The farmer keeps driving his tractor close to my property, damaging the back wall. Even after asking him to be careful, he ignores me and even gets abusive. He has also broken down the boundaries between our plots. What legal steps can I take to stop this?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

You can file a complaint with the local police under Section 447 (criminal trespass) and Section 427 (mischief) of the Indian Penal Code. You can also file a civil suit for damages and an injunction to prevent further encroachment and damage to your property. It’s advisable to consult a lawyer to understand your options and proceed accordingly.

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