raj (software engineer) 21 August 2012
Adv.R.P.Chugh (Advocate/Legal Consultant (rpchughadvocatesupremecourt@hotmail.com)) 21 August 2012
1. If the court had ordered a status quo/Stay then he could not have put down his lock on the property, as a person's lock is a symbol of his constructive possession of the property. If status quo was there file an application u/o 39 R2A for contempt of court.
2. The property was in your possession when the tenants were there, who were holding it on your behalf, and after eviction you've been dispossessed, initiate necessary criminal proceedings for tresspass/criminal mischief etc.
Good Luck !
Regards,
Adv. Bharat Chugh
*Supreme Court of India
*Delhi High Court
*Distt. Courts Delhi/NCR
raj (software engineer) 22 August 2012
Sir, thanq for ur response. There was no status quo order from the court.He is able to manage the police.He along with his gang men wanted to create vex if we go to our house to unlock the doors. can i get any relief from the court by pleading the court as to prevent any tresspass by him?