My neighbor illegally took over a path on my property, which was meant for rainwater drainage. I have the original plot plan showing the path. The panchayat hasn’t helped. Can I file a police complaint and have the wall removed?

Apni Law
Apni Law
Law Forum › Category: Property › My neighbor illegally took over a path on my property, which was meant for rainwater drainage. I have the original plot plan showing the path. The panchayat hasn’t helped. Can I file a police complaint and have the wall removed?
Vote Up
486
Vote Down
Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

My neighbor illegally took over a path on my property, which was meant for rainwater drainage. I have the original plot plan showing the path. The panchayat hasn’t helped. Can I file a police complaint and have the wall removed?

1 Answers
Vote Up
44
Vote Down

Best Answer

Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can file a police complaint as your neighbor’s actions constitute encroachment and illegal occupation of your property. The police can investigate and initiate legal action to remove the wall and restore your right to the path. The original plot plan will be key evidence to support your claim.

You Might Also Like

My brother works at SBI and we’re planning to buy land to build a house. He wants to take a home loan to cover both the land and construction. He says the property will be in our father’s name. I’m willing to share the loan interest, but I’m worried. If things go wrong between us later, can I claim a share of the property? Is it even possible to buy land in our father’s name if my brother’s the one taking the loan?

Our society in Andheri, Mumbai recently held elections for the new Managing Committee. We have a couple of questions about the results: – Three committee members haven’t lived in the society for the past 5 years. Is their appointment valid? – Can a husband and wife, owning separate flats, both be on the Managing Committee? Please provide the relevant sections of the society’s rules and regulations, as well as any legal advice on the validity of these appointments. If either appointment is considered invalid, what steps can be taken to address the situation?

My husband passed away four years ago. We own a flat in a Rohini society in Delhi, but it’s registered in his name. I’m the nominee on the property and have one child. How can I transfer the flat’s ownership to my name? Also, does his family have any claim to this property?

I purchased land from a broker, trusting him completely. I paid 22 lakhs for it, without checking the details properly. Now, I want to sell it, but I’ve learned I was tricked. The land was actually worth only 7 lakhs at the time. Neither government nor private valuations match what I paid. The Patwari is also being difficult, demanding money and repeatedly measuring the land. It feels like a big scam.

I’ve rented out my office space and received a cheque as security deposit. However, the tenant stopped payment after I refused to do extra work not mentioned in our agreement. Can I legally cancel this rental agreement without facing any issues from the tenant? If yes, what are the steps involved?

Share This Article
Previous Article Can I leave my current job before completing the 60-day notice period by paying salary for the remaining days? I understand the company policy requires a 60-day notice, but I’m hoping to explore other opportunities sooner.
Next Article My husband is making false accusations against me, both verbally and in writing, using the Domestic Violence Act. He’s now filing a case under Section 9. What can I do? Also, is there a maximum limit for maintenance charges under Section 125? If so, what’s the highest amount? Or does the court decide based on my husband’s income?

Follow US

Find US on Social Medias
Popular News
- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -
Ad imageAd image

📢 Stay Connected!

Join our community on Telegram and WhatsApp for instant updates, news, and exclusive offers.