chandrabhanu (AM) 14 December 2022

Property litigation

We have filed suit for declaration & Possession.

The lower court has given judgement 75% to us & 25% to opposite party.

Property fell down long back due to rain & Presently the property is fully vacant (Like a site).

Now the case is in High court of Karnataka. it will shortly come for an arguments & judgement.

My question is

1) Since the property is vacant, can we occupy the possession immediately after the judgement (what we can do now to get the possession before the judgement) if not possible now what is the procedure to get the possession.

2) What is the time limit to file in supreme court.

3) Can any one help us in filing the CAVEAT in supreme court and what will be the approximate cost for the same.

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anubhav Bhatt 14 December 2022

Dear Client in that case as per the Limitation part is concern you may file a CAVEAT before Supreme Court at any point of time for more clarification you may contact us then I'll explain properly and as per charges part is concern it's depends over the Advocates to Advocates.
Adv. Anurag Bhatt
Mobile 9198889990.

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P. Venu (Advocate) 14 December 2022

As the appeal is pending in the High Court, the parties are required to maintain status quo. Other issues are premature as the Appeal is yet to be decided.

Real Soul.... (LEGAL) 15 December 2022

You have to defend the appeal in High court and wait until the judgment; then you can file for execution of decree to let court partition the property as per judgment.