This discussion concerns a property dispute where one individual claims ownership based on ancestral possession and a city survey register entry from 1979. The property was initially held by the grandfather, with one part transferred orally to his elder brother. After the elder brother's death, the property eventually came back into the claimant's possession in 2014. However, the elder brother's daughter has now constructed on the land, claiming it based on local body tax bills issued in her father's name. The advice given is that tax bills are not title documents and that a civil court may be necessary to resolve the ownership and encroachment issues, especially given the lack of formal deeds.