Forcibly occupying my field

umesh (Querist) 07 April 2026 This query is : Resolved
Respected sirs
My grand father has purchased one peice of agriculture lad of 9 katta in a village of darbhanga Bihar in 1978. In 1990 sons of my younger grand father constructed temporary house after measuring locally and with mutual consent. Since than he is putting his waste water in my land adjacent to his left after partition in my part. That time my grand father planted a Palm tree as border of two parted land. As we were telling him to arrange his waste water disposal, he now breaking his wall to reconstruct his house and besides got surveyed by private AMIN and captured that Palm tree and put a rope straight from west to east and threatening that this much part is mine. Some villagers are also supporting him. As I live out of my village due to job in defence force and my aged parents are alone at village and they are 7_8 young males
Request all expertxs and ace to please provide guidance __ what I should do to protect dignity of my family and how to protect my property

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A family in Darbhanga, Bihar, is experiencing a land dispute where a neighbour, a relative, has encroached upon their agricultural land. The neighbour has allegedly moved a boundary marker and is threatening to claim a portion of the land, supported by some villagers. The family, whose members are serving in the defence force and have elderly parents in the village, is seeking guidance on how to protect their property and family dignity.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 08 April 2026
If the property was properly partitioned earlier then you can file a permanent injunction suit to restrain him from interfering with your possession and enjoyment or file a suit for partition and injunction.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 08 April 2026
The sons of your grandfather constructed a temporary house, in their land or jointly with your grandfather? Giving water to your land is mutually agreed upon, but no written agreement. In these circumstances, you can try your luck through a declaratory suit with the consultation of a local lawyer.

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 09 April 2026
Try to get the matter resolved amicably or through some local respectable persons.

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