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chhaya karande   25 October 2020

House

Government sent me a letter which states that they are going to break my house to make road wider...this is my native house in maharashtra...they didn't say anything about compensation in that letter...how can i request them for a compensation? should i hire a lawyer?


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If the government has issued a notice to acquire your native house in Maharashtra for road widening without mentioning compensation, it's advisable to first visit the village and speak with the relevant officials. Try to understand the purpose of the acquisition and connect with neighbours facing similar issues to present a united front. Collective action can strengthen your position when negotiating for fair compensation, and you may consider hiring a competent advocate to assist with the process.

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     26 October 2020

First, visit to the village and speak to concerned officials about the issue, learn the purpose of such acquiring, and other neighbors that are equally affected and stand in the same position as you, inquire about their stand and process they are adopting, go collectively and fight for good compensation.  Once there is group, they can engage an advocate who is more competent, honest, and have expertise by sharing the expenses, and local persons may help you in updating the status of the case.

chhaya karande   26 October 2020

in whole village only our house is in the trouble

P. Venu (Advocate)     26 October 2020

You have not posted the complete facts - which authority has issued the letter - under which law?


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