My shop in Pune is rented, but the footpath in front is occupied by a fisherman. Despite asking him to move, he refuses as he pays rent to the neighbor. This neighbor has strong connections, making it difficult to resolve. My tenants are complaining, threatening to leave. This isn’t the first time; three previous tenants have left due to this issue. What legal steps can I take to address this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My shop in Pune is rented, but the footpath in front is occupied by a fisherman. Despite asking him to move, he refuses as he pays rent to the neighbor. This neighbor has strong connections, making it difficult to resolve. My tenants are complaining, threatening to leave. This isn’t the first time; three previous tenants have left due to this issue. What legal steps can I take to address this situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My shop in Pune is rented, but the footpath in front is occupied by a fisherman. Despite asking him to move, he refuses as he pays rent to the neighbor. This neighbor has strong connections, making it difficult to resolve. My tenants are complaining, threatening to leave. This isn’t the first time; three previous tenants have left due to this issue. What legal steps can I take to address this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You can file a complaint with the Pune Municipal Corporation as the footpath is public property. Additionally, you can consider filing a civil suit against the fisherman and your neighbor for encroachment and nuisance. You should consult a lawyer to understand the specific legal options available and the best course of action.

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