Legal notice and civil suit

You have raised lot of questions here .

If you have a share in the joint property, you can demand your share in the property by issuing a legal notice to other shareholders in a plain language.

The damages and other issues are not your concern, you should concentrate on your share in the property alone.

If the property was demolished by anyone of the shareholders then it will be his responsibility to compensate to the other shareholders but you have to fight for it with documentary eividences in court seeking compensation for the loss suffered by you, if any

You will have to quantify and specify demand for your share in the notice, which you are required to maintain in the suit.

It is advisable to consult and engage some local prudent lawyer, if not a counsel for the parties, for proper analyses of facts and guidance..

Dear Advocates,

Your replies are very helpful and I am grateful to you for giving the replies. 

With best wishes,

T.K.Das

You are welcome for your appreciations and understanding....

In the given facts, legal Notice is not mandatory. Perhaps, serving such a Notice could lead to amicable settlement without resoort to litigation. In case litigation could not be avoided, the contents of the Notice does not limit the extent of your rights and the claims therefrom.

Dear Advocate Sir, 

Thank you very much for your advice on contents of legal notice. 

Very useful for me. 

With best wishes,

T.K.Das

send notice to seek partition of property(ies) then all the rest will be happening in regular suit.

Dear Advocate Sir, 

Thank you very much for your advice. 

Withy best wishes,

T.K.Das

You are welcome for your understanding and appreciation.