Anonymous
11 January 2026 at 18:46
We had filed a declaration suit for ownership and consequential relief of permanent injuntion for 1 acre. Now suit is decreed with consequential relief of permanent injunction. The suit is also dismissed in second appeal, the defendants did not challenge the decree in Supreme court . Now they are trying interfere our peaceful possession by taking some local advantage. Also out of total extent of 1 acre they had sold some 10 guntas to other during pendency of the suit. Few purchaser has built the house in that. Remaining 30 guntas is in our position only.
Can we file a execution petition against orginal defendants and purchaser during pendency of the suit. Our advocate advised since decree is declaratory, execution petition can not be filed in respect of Declaration suit. They advised us to file seperate cases against purchasers to recover the possession? please advise what is the correct legal position. we have already spent 20 years on the declaration suit.
Please share if any citation is available on this.
JAYANTA KUMAR DAS
29 December 2025 at 17:07
Respected Sir / Madam,
A victim found after 13 years of a registered gift deed and a registered sale deed performed, were done with some false statement of relationships. The victim did not know of the registered deeds for last 13 years. After knowing the fact the victim collected the copies of the registered deeds online. After that the false statements of relationships are found. Can now those registered deeds be challenged in court to cancel ?
If possible, please let me know the process.
Thanking you.
Jayanta.
Paul
27 December 2025 at 13:18
The neighbor who stays in Vizag,Andhra Pradesh, deliberately parks his two-wheeler on the 20-foot internal colony road in front of his house in Hyderabad, often using his old vehicle or directing tenants/associates to occupy the space, ensuring a reserved spot for his four-wheeler when he visits from Vizag , while my house , with only a 5-foot frontage, lacks adequate space for parking even a two-wheeler. Any legal remedy here please
raju
26 December 2025 at 20:55
That owner has one packing godown and one jaggery manufacturing and have GST numbers for both and having more than 40 workers but doesn't have any PF, ESI or Bonus and payment also done cash. He has also not registered with shops and establishment or any factory act. My query is that owner is also applicable under this act or any other act. Please advise.
Sunil Kumar
24 December 2025 at 23:31
Respected Sir
It is submitted that my friend is a Govt. employee and her wife is an LIC Agent. Being an LIC Agent, her wife and Development Officer and even her husband has suggest a LIC plan Sum Assured Rs. 3 lac to a customer and after consent the customer is ready to purchase LIC Plan. After issuing LIC Bond which have two years lock period, the customer paid premium till 1.5 years and demanding 11 lac amount as LIC Agent has promised. But LIC agent did not missell the LIC Policy. After intimation all plan to customer, the customer give consent for issuing of LIC Bond.
Now the customer is threatening to written complaint to my friend Govt. Employee and her wife for cheating and mis-selling the Policy. The policy is issued after intimation facts and figures to customer.
Kindly suggest what can I do in this matter because my friend is Govt. employee and her wife did not want to face harassment by issuing any complaint letter.
Sunil Kumar
22 December 2025 at 22:26
Sir
It is submitted that one father's property measuring 100 sq. yards having three daughters and three sons. Three daughters are married. Before father's death, father make a will in which two sisters relinquish their shares but one sister did not sign on will. If any Supreme Court or High Court judgement by which three sisters can claim their shares or not. If any time limit of claim father's property after marriage of daughters.
Please suggest.
Sunil Kumar
17 December 2025 at 22:47
Respected Sir,
It is submitted that a widow having one son aged about 7 years is living 100 sq. yards home having three equal shares (three brothers but one deceased) in matrimonial home about 4-5 years and after passing 4 years she has re-marriage with someone with arrange marriage but after re-marriage she lock two living rooms with their beds, sofa and almirah and did not to vacate their matrimonial property. Being equal share of two brothers, what steps can we take for vacation the two living rooms in the situation of remarriage of widow. Actually, she wants 1/3rd share of property/home in the form of money.
Kindly advise what steps have to be taken by us for vacation two living locked room by unauthorized locked and also advised what is the equal age of claiming of shares of son's mother.
S.Kumar
Ankush dahiya
16 December 2025 at 08:25
Hello,
Hope you are doing well.
My uncle is the defendant in a civil suit. In the trial court, the court has declared my uncle as the owner of the property, and he is currently in peaceful possession. All utility bills, property taxes, and CCTV footage are in his name, and the ownership is recorded in official documents. The plaintiff, who has a history of criminal behavior, has filed an appeal, which is currently pending in the appellate court.
My uncle has rented out a portion of the property, and the plaintiff is threatening the tenants to either vacate the property or pay rent to him, and has threatened to occupy the property illegally.
I would like legal guidance on the following points:
Question 1:
If the plaintiff illegally occupies the property despite the trial court’s order, what legal remedies does my uncle have to recover possession? Can he approach the appellate court immediately to inform them of the threats and seek protection, or is it more appropriate to file a separate suit under Section 6 of the Specific Relief Act?
Question 2:
What types of evidence (e.g., ownership documents, utility bills, property taxes, CCTV footage) are most effective in supporting his claim for immediate recovery of possession, and what is the usual timeline and process under Indian law to obtain possession in such cases?
Thank you.
Rajinesh
12 December 2025 at 11:35
Hello, dear lawyers,
Hope you are doing well.
My father is the owner of a property in haryana, and there was a civil case (declaration and injunction) filed against him. The trial court has already decided the case in my father’s favour and declared that the property belongs to him.
The plaintiffs filed an appeal, but the appeal was dismissed for default because they did not appear for the hearings. Now, they have filed an application for restoration of the appeal, but we have not received any notice or summons yet.
There is no stay on the property at any stage.
Due to health and sleep issues, my father wants to transfer the property to my mother through a gift deed.
My questions are:
1) If my father transfers the property to my mother while the restoration application is pending, will it create any negative impression?
2) Will transferring the property at this stage have any negative impact on the civil case if it gets restored in the future? Is it legally advisable to proceed with the transfer now?
Thank you.
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