My family bought land in 1985 and built our home in 1994. We have all the necessary documents. However, the Army is now claiming the property as theirs. What legal options do we have?

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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

My family bought land in 1985 and built our home in 1994. We have all the necessary documents. However, the Army is now claiming the property as theirs. What legal options do we have?

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

You have the right to challenge the Army’s claim in court. Since you have possession and necessary documents, you can file a case asserting your ownership. Consult a lawyer specializing in land and property disputes for proper legal advice and guidance.

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