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Joseph Kumar   15 July 2024

Property next to old cemetry

Hello,

I am wirting with regard to the above subject. My wife's ancestral property is located in Karugambuthur (Vellore District, Tamilnadu). My father-in-law has given a piece of land to my wife which is located next to a cemetry. There has been no internment from the last 40 years in this cemetry but there are exiting graveyards next to the land. Due to this our property is not getting sold. I want to know whether there are any legal means to remove the graveyards next to our land as there have been no burials in the last 40 years and there is a desginated burial ground outside the village now. 

Please advise.

Regards,

Joseph



 3 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     16 July 2024

The existing burial ground cannot be shifted to any other place especially for the reasons you stated 

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     16 July 2024

It cannot be shifted at your behest.

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     16 July 2024

Graveyard problems refer to long-standing, unresolved issues that continue to cause trouble and concern. To address graveyard problems, consider the following steps: 1. *Acknowledge and accept*: Recognize the issue's existence and accept that it needs to be addressed. 2. *Identify the root cause*: Understand the underlying reasons for the problem's persistence. 3. *Re-evaluate priorities*: Consider whether previous approaches or priorities were ineffective. 4. *Seek new perspectives*: Consult with experts, stakeholders, or fresh eyes to bring new insights. 5. *Develop a new plan*: Create a revised strategy to tackle the problem. 6. *Take small steps*: Break down the problem into manageable tasks and take incremental progress. 7. *Monitor progress*: Regularly assess and adjust your approach as needed. 8. *Learn from failures*: Analyze setbacks and use them as opportunities to improve. 9. *Collaborate and communicate*: Engage with relevant parties to ensure collective understanding and support. 10. *Persevere*: Be patient and persistent, as resolving graveyard problems often takes time. Remember, addressing long-standing issues requires a thoughtful and adaptive approach. Be willing to adjust your strategy and stay committed to finding a resolution.


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