Physical assault and threats

Harry (Querist) 19 September 2024 This query is : Resolved

I am running a PG business. One of the tenants hasn't paid the rent and was very bullish every time. So we asked him to leave as he was also not paying the rent from last one month.

He also has no constant job.

He made up a story that I was rude and abusing and started fighting with me. I threw him out of the house but he called some 5-6 guys and made a nuisance outside my house for 1-2 hour.

Threatened to beat me and abused me.

When they tried to get into my house by climbing the neighbors house and from their roof top to mine.

I called the PCR. Then these guys lied the they have no due.

However the police ask them to leave and collect the remaining article the next day.

But the next day this guy cam 3 time and just bullish around and did not took his remaining luggage. We close the main door.

Again he climbed the neighbors house and entered our house and started hitting me. I escape any how. Went to my friend's house near but called pcr but they hung up. He took all article and did some damage into my house.

What all legal action can i take. I don’t feel safe to go out.

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A landlord is seeking legal advice after a tenant, who was being evicted for non-payment of rent, became aggressive. The tenant allegedly threatened the landlord, damaged property, and physically assaulted them after gaining entry. The landlord is also concerned about neighbours who may have facilitated the tenant's entry. The discussion explores potential criminal complaints against the tenant and neighbours, and touches on the legality and safety of installing electrified fencing for property protection.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 19 September 2024
You can lodge a criminal complaint against him for the acts of assault, abuse and violence, if he had damaged your property then for he offence of damaging the private property also can be included

Harry (Querist) 19 September 2024
Any case against neighbors who let them in. They are not friendly with me. They attentionly allowed them in. They know that they gonna attack me.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 20 September 2024
No case against neighbor is maintainable unless there is an evidence of their participation in this crime.

Harry (Querist) 21 September 2024
I have recording in my camera outside my house as evidence

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 21 September 2024
If your neighbor is physically involved in this crime then you can lodge a criminal complaint against him also or can implicate him in the complaint already given

Harry (Querist) 22 September 2024
Is it legal to have wire fencing on my roof top with electricity passing through it for my safety?

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 23 September 2024
Electrified fences provide a physical barrier that deters intruders effectively. The psychological deterrent of an electric shock is often enough to prevent attempts at unauthorized access.
Installing an unauthorized electric fence is illegal and can result in a fine or jail time.
It is generally legal to install an electrified fence to prevent theft, but you should check local laws and zoning regulations to ensure it complies with the rules in your area:
You should use licensed energizers and follow proper installation procedures
You should ensure the voltage level is appropriate to avoid injury. Electric fences with voltage levels above 10 kV can be fatal.
You could be held liable if someone is injured by your electric fence, even if they were trespassing
You may need to comply with signage requirements

Harry (Querist) 25 September 2024
Thanks,I appreciate your help...

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