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I am saravana from small town bunnur.i started renovation of our house which belongs to my father.The property next to my house belongs to my uncle and he sold it to 3rd party 25 years before. so far we and 3rd party with common wall without problems.

now the 3rd party started started troubling me afer demolishing my home staying that he had 2ft less dimension according to the document thus I need to leave the place missed.
  when I asked for the document and show loss of dimension he refused and insted he made big crowd and made me help less

the person who stand inbetween made justice as I have to leave 3/4 ft from common wall and allow him to build attached to new wall.the situation made me to agree and I accepted and made agreement in stamp papper between the parties.

now he denied the agreement with cunning plan of not to construct wall at my side and to live with the same wall which I built new 

please suggest me how can I have my place of 3/4ft and space of common wall back from him 
 next what I want to do
Asked 10 years ago in Property Law

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All you have to do is bring down the agreement. Thereafter any deed that shows your father and uncle had got the property bifurcated between themselves. Without looking into the documents it is very difficult to ascertain the exact status.

Ananth Kumar
Advocate, Bangalore
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file a suit for injunction

Rajeev Bari
Advocate, New Delhi
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it is necessary to go through the documents mentioned by you to advice . the agreement signed by you with your neighbour wherein you agreed to leave 3/4th area for common wall etc has to be considered . contact a local lawyer . obtain an injunction restraining your neighbour from creating any obstacles in erection of compound wall .

Ajay Sethi
Advocate, Mumbai
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Unless the agreement you made with your neighbour is perused it is very difficult to ascertain the impact thereof on your rights as an owner to bring legal action against him. Contact a lawyer personally and show him the agreement on payment of his consultancy charges. Thereafter on the basis of his advice proceed to obtain injunction against your neighbour.

Ashish Davessar
Advocate, Jaipur
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You better contact a lawyer. He will guide you exactly based on the documents available with you. It looks like you have to file an injunction suit.

Girish H.T.
Advocate, Bangalore
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