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Dr.PKBhattacharyya (Professor)     31 January 2016

Eviction procedure/mesne'profit

  I (am in Delhi) built a single storeyed 4-kottah house in  Kolkata for my  post retirement  stay.  By  now  I have  been  waiting for long 12 years to enter my house. Though the Agreement lapsed 10 years ago ,  forcible occupation apart, the tenant does not even allow me  to inspect the house by intimidating with 8-10 ferocious dogs. He does not pay rent , but went to Court thrice giving false affidavit that I attacked him for forcibly vacating him.

I appealed in 2006 for eviction. Trial Court  ordered him (May,2013) to vacate in 3 months time .I got decree. Court permitted me to apply for execution of Decree which I did in Aug 2013.I appealed to be paid  legally due Mesne’ Profit (as mentioned in Eviction Notice).The Tenant appealed to higher Court which turned down his false plea and again ordered him(June2015) to vacate within 3 months.

 1.As the tenant is defying court’s order , what should be my next action to get   early vacant possession ?

2.Shall I  get Mesne’ Profit for 10 years? Is there any precedence where this was not granted?

3.what is the right forum where this  unthinkable and unprecedented  episode of grueling hardship and mental torture be publicized with details to the world so that the society, court, police, administration, lawmakers can think of assuring  senior citizens of the fundamental right  to protect property.

..Dr. P.K.Bhattacharyya(Retd. Prof.,New Delhi)



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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     31 January 2016

A judge may impose sanctions such as a fine or jail for someone found guilty of contempt of court. Judges in common law systems usually have more extensive power to declare someone in contempt than judges in civillaw systems. The client or person must be proven to be guilty before he/she will be punished.You can file a petition for contempt of courts.


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