Mere naam se 10 saal pehle ek plot register hua tha, jisme ek chhota sa ghar banaya hai. Ab naya Pradhan aaya hai aur bol raha hai ki yeh gram sabha ki zameen hai aur 2 lakh rupees dene honge warna woh plot ko apne naam kar dega. Aas paas sabke ghar bane hue hain aur sabhi ki 2-3 feet ki diwar hai. Kya yeh plot unka ban sakta hai? Aur meri registry hone se kya meri koi suraksha hai?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › Mere naam se 10 saal pehle ek plot register hua tha, jisme ek chhota sa ghar banaya hai. Ab naya Pradhan aaya hai aur bol raha hai ki yeh gram sabha ki zameen hai aur 2 lakh rupees dene honge warna woh plot ko apne naam kar dega. Aas paas sabke ghar bane hue hain aur sabhi ki 2-3 feet ki diwar hai. Kya yeh plot unka ban sakta hai? Aur meri registry hone se kya meri koi suraksha hai?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Mere naam se 10 saal pehle ek plot register hua tha, jisme ek chhota sa ghar banaya hai. Ab naya Pradhan aaya hai aur bol raha hai ki yeh gram sabha ki zameen hai aur 2 lakh rupees dene honge warna woh plot ko apne naam kar dega. Aas paas sabke ghar bane hue hain aur sabhi ki 2-3 feet ki diwar hai. Kya yeh plot unka ban sakta hai? Aur meri registry hone se kya meri koi suraksha hai?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Under Indian law, a registered plot provides legal ownership. The gram sabha’s claim without supporting evidence is invalid. While a 2-3 feet wall doesn’t establish ownership, the registered plot grants you legal protection against the Pradhan’s demands.

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