My grandfather, a resident of Tamil Nadu, has faced a land dispute. A neighbour has claimed a small patch of vacant land in front of our home, claiming it as his own. Though my grandfather has owned this land for over 60 years, he doesn’t have any official documents. The neighbour has filed a case and presented witnesses, though their claims seem questionable. The police have arrested my uncle. What can we do to resolve this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My grandfather, a resident of Tamil Nadu, has faced a land dispute. A neighbour has claimed a small patch of vacant land in front of our home, claiming it as his own. Though my grandfather has owned this land for over 60 years, he doesn’t have any official documents. The neighbour has filed a case and presented witnesses, though their claims seem questionable. The police have arrested my uncle. What can we do to resolve this situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My grandfather, a resident of Tamil Nadu, has faced a land dispute. A neighbour has claimed a small patch of vacant land in front of our home, claiming it as his own. Though my grandfather has owned this land for over 60 years, he doesn’t have any official documents. The neighbour has filed a case and presented witnesses, though their claims seem questionable. The police have arrested my uncle. What can we do to resolve this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You should consult a lawyer immediately to understand your legal options and gather evidence to support your grandfather’s ownership claim. The lawyer can advise you on the best approach to challenge the neighbour’s claims and secure your uncle’s release, potentially through applying for bail.

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