Vignesh .m.s.
17 September 2024 at 15:10
Hi everyone, I’m seeking guidance on a land dispute involving my family’s property. Here’s the situation:
In 2006, during the subdivision of our family land, the frontage measurement was entered incorrectly. The correct frontage should be 8.8 meters, but it was mistakenly recorded as 7.1 meters, and the rest was added to the path (5 lyncs, or 3.2 feet), making the path wider than it should be. Due to this error, only 9 cents are reflected in the wrong measurement, while we actually have 11.75 cents, which is properly documented in the mother document ("thaai pathiram").
We didn’t notice this issue until recently when we decided to measure the land and build a compound wall. Unfortunately, this wrong measurement would require us to demolish part of our existing old house.
To complicate things further, there is a 5 lyncs (3.2 feet) path leading to the back property, and the owner of the adjacent property (my father’s brother) has built a two-storey house on the 5 cent land (Survey No. 132/1) that belongs to us. When we brought a surveyor to measure the land, they refused to allow it. They argue that the wider path benefits them because it allows larger vehicles to pass, which is an advantage for their access.
My father has suffered a heart attack due to the stress from these land issues, and I’m determined to find a solution. The land details are as follows:
Survey No. 128/2 (11.75 cents)
Survey No. 132/1 (5 cents, currently occupied by the neighbor)
I need advice on how to:
Correct the wrongly entered frontage measurement in the land records (7.1 meters to 8.8 meters).
Reclaim the 5 cents of land that the neighbor has encroached upon and built their house on.
Deal with the neighbors who are refusing to allow the survey to be done.
Any legal or administrative advice on how to move forward would be greatly appreciated. I’m determined to resolve this issue and reclaim our family’s rightful property. Thank you in advance for your help and support!
Anonymous
17 September 2024 at 12:18
In the Women Cell, the mediation with my wife has failed. She made a false complaint of unlawful demand and harassment 600 kms away.10 days past away.. What should I do now to find out whether FIR registered or not againt me and my father...
Anonymous
16 September 2024 at 14:42
Dear Sir/Mam,If a person has a case registered under 294, 323/32 and 506 as Juvenile and case was also in Juvenile Court and got निर्मुक्त from the court. Is he eligible for govt. Job.
I want to mention here that the person was juvenile at that time.
Anonymous
16 September 2024 at 11:31
Dear Sirs/Madams,
Our society in Mumbai with 56 members has in principle agreed to go in for the redevelopment of our buildings, which are now over 35 years old and barring one member, we have positive written consent from all members.
We are confused about the required quorum at the SGM for kick-starting the process, also for appointing the PMC and Developer as we move forward. There are many figures floating around in various forums eg.51%,75%, two-thirds, three-fifths etc. Need to understand from you, what exactly is the legally acceptable number at each stage.
Eagerly await your response.
Anonymous
16 September 2024 at 10:38
Do SDO under senior citizen tribunal have authority to give judgement to return money if father is trying to proof that property was agreed to taken on father and son name but later after 8 year he discovered that it's on son name only in index 2 that he find after 8 years
Anonymous
16 September 2024 at 09:54
Dear Sir/Mam,If a person has a case registered under 294, 323/32 and 506 as Juvenile and case was also in Juvenile Court and got निर्मुक्त from the court. Is he eligible for govt. Job.
I want to mention here that the person was juvenile at that time.
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16 September 2024 at 09:11
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Vikky Kumar
15 September 2024 at 18:02
There are two questions. (a) How to carry out valuation of agricultural property with a small portion having built up area in mehrauli, delhi (b) what is court fee for probate and any other stamp duty for aforesaid property.
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Anonymous
15 September 2024 at 15:50
Sir
I was the operator of a unregister chit in which I suffered a loss. I have nothing with which I can compensate the loss.Customers are threatening a lot to get their money back And they are threats of sending me to jail.They are threatening my family too.How do I protect myself and my family in this situation?please help 🙏I had done this work with complete honesty for the last 12 years.I suffered a lot of loss during the Corona period, to compensate for which I sold everything I owned.
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