what charge will apply if some one broke the lock of premises.
Krish
(Querist) 03 January 2011
This query is : Resolved
my mother left an intestate house.on the GF i live with my family.on 1st floor my late elder brother`s family lives from last six months.They locked the 2nd floor and i locked the third floor.she broke the locks on third floor and apply her lock.She also lock the access gate of common staircase.Our eccess to our water tanks and our electricity meteres in the staircase is also blocked by her. what shall i do?shall i complaint the police.what charges can apply on her on doing the abovesaid offence?plese suggest me serialwise what step i take 1st?
R.Ramachandran
(Expert) 03 January 2011
Dear Mr. Krish,
You are in Delhi. You have opened seven different threads where you have posted queries in bits and pieces.
You have a real and running problem with your brother's family in respect of the property after the demise of your father, mother and your elder brother. It also seems that one portion (one half of second floor and third floor) of the property was also unauthorisedly constructed.
While you may get the answers based on legal provision, how far they would become useful in a practicual situation with so many inter-linked issues is anybody's guess.
I would sincerely advise you to approach a Delhi Lawyer to get his services to attend to your problems. Since simply trying to know the answers without effective action would prove costly in the long run. To put it mildly, your losing precious time, by not consulting a local lawyer in your place.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 03 January 2011
I completely agree with the experienced and precious advice of Ramachandran. Don't waste time and energy of experts unnecessarily if your background is similar as told.
H. S. Thukral
(Expert) 03 January 2011
You should file a suit for partition of property and seek interim relief as deemed fit and proper in the circumstances. No criminal charge in the facts stated by you can be held against your brother.
I am not aware of your earlier queries but certainly some disputes require engaging of counsels for effective settlement. An advice on this forum can suggest you the course of action available to you but it shall be difficult for you to take recourse to that remedy without the help of lawyers.
