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deepak biswal   11 January 2020

Advice on boundary issue

We had our house build in the year 1999. For the past 9 years, we had a neighbour who is sharing our boundary.
Problem is that they are bathing/washing clothes etc near to our boundary due to which water is continuously leaking on our end. We had them notified regarding the same many times, but they seem adamant and don't take any action. Kindly advise what steps we should take to stop such things.


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SHANKAR BANDI (advocate )     11 January 2020

then you can get injunction further contact 6361466619

Rupin Dhama   12 January 2020

you can file a civil case of injunction against them.

For more information contact us on 9999121211, or email us on info.lawjunction@gmail.com. .

Rupin Singh Dhama
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P. Venu (Advocate)     12 January 2020

The nuisance or injury caused to you is substantial you may initiate a civil action and seek an injunction. Perhaps, a prior legal notice may settle the issue.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     13 January 2020

Did you discuss the issue and attempted to resolve with the intervention / help of neighbours/ elederly / respectable person(s) of your locality ? If not, must rope in them before proceeding for legal remedy.

It is advisable to consult a local prudent lawyer with relevant records for appreciation of facts, professional advise and proceeding as required.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     18 January 2020

 each landowner is expected to protect his or her own land from surface and runoff water. ... If surface water runs from your neighbor's land onto your land, causing more damage than natural, you are still expected to protect your land from this water.

If your neighbor acts unreasonably or carelessly with water on his own property in a way that causes water damage to your property, you can sue for compensation for your losses and also ask the court to order the neighbor to stop the action

The civil law rule, also known as the Natural Flow Rule, imposes liability on any landowner that changes his or her land in a way that changes the natural flow of surface water across the land.

You may consult a local advocate on this and initiate legal action as per law if the tortures do not stop.


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