My brother and I share an ancestral home in Paharganj, Delhi. Recently, he asked me to sign a No Objection Certificate, which I refused. Now, I’ve heard that he’s started construction work on the property without my knowledge or consent. How can I stop him from proceeding with this unauthorized construction?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My brother and I share an ancestral home in Paharganj, Delhi. Recently, he asked me to sign a No Objection Certificate, which I refused. Now, I’ve heard that he’s started construction work on the property without my knowledge or consent. How can I stop him from proceeding with this unauthorized construction?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My brother and I share an ancestral home in Paharganj, Delhi. Recently, he asked me to sign a No Objection Certificate, which I refused. Now, I’ve heard that he’s started construction work on the property without my knowledge or consent. How can I stop him from proceeding with this unauthorized construction?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a suit for injunction in a civil court to restrain your brother from carrying out the unauthorized construction. This suit should be based on your ownership rights in the ancestral property and your brother’s lack of consent for the construction. You should also consider filing a complaint with the local authorities to stop the construction work.

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