A builder constructed a north facing twin house comprising 900 sq ft building out of 1750 sq ft land. One portion comprising 450 sq ft building out of the 875 sq ft land (1750 / 2) was sold to a person and other portion with equal area (corner side – north and west facing) was purchased by me during the year 2003.
Presently, I have been constructing first floor comprising all the land area i.e., 875 sq ft. The ground floor has also been extended upto the southern compound wall. I must say that the southern compound wall has been extended upto the roof of first floor. No windows have been installed in the southern wall except small windows in first and second floors with the openings facing inside the room.
My neighbour, who is living next to my southern wall and who was also quite silent even after the southern wall was constructed to its full length, is now not allowing to plastering the southern wall at the side of the wall facing his residence. The wall has been constructed quite within the limit of my area. He has still about 7 ft of empty land after my full length southern compound wall. He has also been threatening from time to time. I shall not be in a position to withstand his threatening due to my physical handicap.
Under the circumstances, I may kindly be apprised of what should I do to plaster the southern wall and escape from the neighbour’s threatening.
