Building a compound wall

Suresh Kumar (Querist) 24 February 2021 This query is : Resolved
Sir I have DTC approved land for Which I want to construct a wall which seperate the poramboku government land on the other side. This side poramboku land residents are not allowing to build the compound wall in .. way is the legal procedure through court shall I approach. Those who are obstructing they don't have patta for their land

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If you have DTC approved land and wish to build a compound wall, you generally have the right to do so as long as you don't encroach on government land. If neighbours are obstructing your construction, you can seek police assistance. If the police are unable to help, you may need to approach a civil court or the high court for an order to prevent further obstruction. Building on your registered boundary without encroaching should not be objected to, unless it blocks a common pathway.

K Rajasekharan (Expert) 25 February 2021
If the land is allotted to you and you are constructing a compound wall around your plot without encroaching upon the adjacent government land, nobody can obstruct it.

You can seek police help in such a situation. If they are reluctant due to some pressure, you can approach a civil court or the high court and get the orders restraining the people from obstructing the construction.

krishna mohan (Expert) 25 February 2021
If you are construction in the boundary as approved and as registered in your name no one can object. If it is obstructing common path way, they can. You can lodge a police complaint on tresspass and proceed if your property is unencumbered.

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