Injunction from high court

DEEPAK DHAMEJA (Querist) 09 April 2023 This query is : Resolved
Respected sir,
since the possession of said property is from year 1963.
my father is entitled to get compensation under DPCR act 1954.
he heavenly abode in the year 1995. without any will..
Rest of legal heirs has been passed away and i remain only legal heir of my father.

And i got conveyance deed and property card .in my name.
as some time ago my uncle has created third party interest with some person. in particular property.
now third person is threatening me for dispossess.
now i am thinking to approach high court for injunction
if i approach court then whether i have to pay court fee or not.
and opposite party for possession has to pay court fees or not.

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If you're facing threats of dispossession from a property you've occupied since 1963, and believe you're entitled to compensation under the DPCR Act 1954, you may be considering an injunction. While the High Court is an option, a local lawyer advises filing a suit for injunction before the civil judge's court against your uncle and the third party involved. You will likely need to pay court fees based on the relief sought, and the opposing party may also be required to pay theirs, though this can vary by location.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 09 April 2023
You and your opposite party pay the court fee. It varies from one state to state and consults a local lawyer for further guidance.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 10 April 2023
You have to file suit for injuntion against your uncle and third person who has been threatening to you, before civil judge court and not in H.C, and have to get restrain them.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 12 April 2023
The Displaced Persons (Compensation And Rehabilitation) Act, 1954
An Act to provide for the payment of compensation and rehabilitation grants to displaced persons and for matters connected therewith.
If a third person is threatening to dispossess you from the property being occupied by you for a long time, you an very well file a suit for declaration of title and interests in the property and also file an application in the same suit seeking mandatory injunction o permanent injunction against them to restrain them from interfering in your possession and enjoyment of the property and also another application seeking temporary injunction as an interim relief on the same lines till disposal of the suit

P. Venu (Expert) 14 April 2023
Why High Court? Any how, you are bound to pay Court Fees based on the reliefs claimed?

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