What steps should I take to get a legal order protecting my rights to a flat in Mumbai, as a rightful heir? Which court should I approach, and how much are the initial court fees?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

What steps should I take to get a legal order protecting my rights to a flat in Mumbai, as a rightful heir? Which court should I approach, and how much are the initial court fees?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should file a civil suit for declaration and permanent injunction in the Mumbai City Civil Court. The initial court fees depend on the value of the flat, and you can find the specific amount from the court website or a legal professional. It is recommended to seek legal advice for proper guidance and documentation.

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