1. If you bought the land from him then it is your great mistake of not getting a deed of sale registered in your name.  Now you can file a suit for specific performance of contract with alternative relief of easement. 

2. No. Civil suit is only remedy. 

3. No profit.

4. Yes. Both of you can file criminal cases against each other. 

5. Yes.

6. Without seeing the notice its difficult to advise. 

7. It depends how your advocate drafts the pleading. 

यदि आप पिछले 20 वर्षों से उस 30 फीट सड़क का उपयोग कर रहे हैं, तो वह इसके प्रति कोई आपत्ति नहीं कर सकता है। दीवार नहीं तोड़ने या कोई नई दीवार नहीं बनाने के लिए आप अदालत में निषेधाज्ञा दायर कर सकते हैं।


भारतीय सहजता अधिनियम, 1882 के अनुसार, आपके पास इस सड़क का उपयोग करने का पूर्ण अधिकार है।

Your brother  cannot block your eight of access to your shop 

2) you can claim easmentary right of necessity as there is no other access to your shop 

3) you have no evidence of purchase of access of 30 feet pathway 

4) install CCTV cameras 

5) if he breaks wall file complaint of criminal trespass against brother 

6) you will have to file civil suit seek easmentary right of necessity 

7) you must reply to legal notice received 

1.  mujhe aisi dhamki par kya karna chahiye?
   - Immediately hire a lawyer
   
   
   2. agar wo diwar tod de to kya hum FIR krwa 
   skte hain? agar haan to uski process kya hogi?
   Before he takes any action, take stay from the 
   court because possession is with you for the
   last 20 years.
   
   3. FIR se hume kya fyada hoga kya isse case 
   bankar court mein chalta rahega aur hume prove
    krna hoga ki yeh rasta hmara hain jbki hum pr koi d
   NJ hain verbally sodha hua tha?
   - it is a civil case and there is no remedy in FIR.
   
   3. agar wo diwar tod de to apan FIR ke saath saath
    apni diwar dwara bna skte hain?
   - Don't give burden to your mind, go immediately hire 
   Aan advocate.
   
   
   4. agar diwar todte samy mein agar hatha paai kru to 
   kya koi criminal activity mere khilaf ho skti hain?
   - police will not lodge FIR.
   
   5. kya avi hum koi evidence photo ya video 
   recording kra skte hain ki yha rasta hmare
    hisse mein hain? kya yeh hume koi help
    krega agar koi criminal activity hoti hain to? 
   recording kis type ke camera se honi chahiye 
   reel wala ya digital?
   - Make tamasha so that your brother immediately
   come in action. Take snap and video from your mobile
   sand take stay order immediately. No time to discussion
   It's time to action. Think less act more.
   
   6. agar yeh koi legal notice bheje to us pr k
   respond krna chaihye?
   Wait karani chahiye or kuchh nahin karna chahiye. 
   Ghar mein aag lagi ho to puchhana kya karna 
   Chahiye.
   
   7. kya agr case court mein jaata hain to 
   court ka kya decision rahega?
   - Judge sahib to jab faisala karenge jab tum
   Koi case karoge. Mar peet ka faisla mar peet
   Ke hisab se hoga, kabze ka faisla, kabze ke 
   hisab se hoga.
   
   Bhai achha sa vakeel kar ke apni dukan 
   bacho, apna dimag na lagao to achha hai.
   Apna dimag lagao ge dukan se jao ge, 
   Achhe vakeel ko batao ge or uski dhayan
   se sunoge to dukan bacha paoge. Baki
   Apka bhagwan bhala kare.

The court will decide on the facts and circumstances of the case.

1. Police FIR

2. Yes

3. If it's your legal premises you can any time build wall without fir too

4. You can save your wall. It's better you call police. 

5. Yes record it. 

6. It can be decided after their legal notice receipt

7. We need to study the entire case

Dear Sir/Madam,

You are suggested to be proactive and install CCTV or Hidden camera to record the movements etc. so that in case of any misdeed by your brother, the activity is recorded and one proof is ready with you. Also serve the legal notice to him mentioning that he has taken money and did not do the registry or documentation. Also, you may file the case of injunction to refrain him from capturing that area again.  

धमकी का तो कुछ नहीं कर सकते पर अगर तोड़ने की कोशिश करे तो पुलिस को कम्प्लेन कर सकते हो I जैसे ही वो तोड़ने की कोशिश करे १०० नंबर पे डायल करके पुलिस को बुला लो, या पहले से ही पुलिस में कम्प्लेन कर दो की वो दिवार तोड़ने की धमकी दे रहा है I

ये मत बोलो की तुमने खरीदी , बस काई सालो से ये ऐसे ही चल रही है I FIR से पुलिस उसे चेतावनी दे देगी I

दिवार बचने के लिए हाथ पाई कर सकते हो पर उससे पहले १०० पे कॉल कर देना I

दिवार और रास्ते की वीडियो कर लो और फोटो रख लो I
नोटिस का जवाब दो की रास्ता कॉमन के लिए है I कोर्ट स्टे दे देगा , दिवार न थोड़े जब तक केस चल रहा है 

1. Aap ne 20 sal pahle kharida tha , per aapne kolyi paper nahi karaya , to bbhi aap adverse possession ke ground per useke malik ban sakte hai . 

- Aapko proof kerna hoga ki use raste ko 12 sal se jiyada period se use ker rahe hai. Court me Declaration suit dalna hoga.

- Dossri taraf Rasta aapka haq hai , court me Easement Act ke ground per mil sakta hai. 

2. Han police me ek complaint pahle dena chahiye , ki wo diwar do todne ke koshish ker raha hai .

- Agar koyi fayida nahi ho to , Court me Permanent Injunction ka case daliye .

3. Criminal court se fayida nahi hoga & Police FIR darj nahi karega. Ye Civil matter hai.

4. Han , dono ke khilaf 

5. Yes, aapko photo proof rakhna hoga . Court me case jane per yahi help karega.

6. Yes, bhej sakte hai todne se rokne ke liye .

7. Aapko proof kerna hoga ki ye rasta aapne khrida tha aur usi wajahker 20 sal se use ker rahe the. 

1. Agar aap k pas rasta khareedne k koi documents nahi hai to kisi bujurg ko gawah bnao ki tumne rasta khareeda tha...fir dhamki ki khilaaf police complaint karo.

2. FIR karwa sakte ho lekin aap ko ek gawah chaiyega jo ye sabit kar sake ki aap ne rasta KHAREEDA tha. FIR karwane k liye likhit shikayat leke police station jana hota hai.

3. Haan

4. Haan agar hathapai karoge to jaruur ho sakti hai.

5. Aap waha cctv camera lagwa do, vo todega hi nahi.

6. Aap ye respond karo ki ye tumhara rasta hai aur khareeda hua hai..

7. Ye pehle koi nahi bata sakta. Jo batata ho uspe vishwas mat karna

Aapko fir karni chahiye. Uske alawa agar paise dene ki koi rasid hai to uske basis par woh rasta apne naam kariye.

Is ka faisla to civil court mein hoga.

Digital camera. Afmgar aapke paas koi rasid hai to case file kijiye.

Haan recording kariye.

You Please prepare digital  video of property which would show the proof of existence of wall and path being used by you.

Please issue legal notice to your Brother to abstain from preventing you to use the path and property which is being used by you for the last 20 years.

Under Easement Act you have legal rights to use right of way ,water and light if using continuously for the last 20 years.

If you engage in fight with your Brother for your legal rights and anyone of you get injured then Police would register assault case as per evidence and medical evidence of each parties 

aap ko turant kisi advocate ke zaraye legal notice issue karna hoga apne bhai ko aur Civil court mein Suit File kare aur stay order lele. 

Civil matter hai ye isme FIR nahi hoga, Police koi complaint darj nahi karegi aapki. 

Haan aap ek General Diary Complaint  Register karade apne Ilake ke police station mein. 

CCTV Canera Camera install karle aap behtar hoga. 

agar koi legal notice aayi to uska reply kare kisi advocate se 

Court ka decision Evidence pe hoga, waise Civil case ka order aane tak kaafi samay lag sakta hai. 

1) It is your easement right, he cannot block your access.

2) Yes, you can file suit claiming easement right of access / necessity.

3) Yes, install CCTV camaras..

4) Yes.

5) Yes.

6) Reply to it.

7) Court will give decision in favor of one who proves his case.

Thus, install cctv camaras, take photos and have as many proofs as possible to support your case.

1. You file a suit for easement rights on the basis of your possession and enjoyment of the same till this date. 

2. The police may not entertain any complaint,  but you can get an order of injunction. 

3. No use of criminal complaint. 

3. You resist through court. 

4. Yes.

5. You can get it recorded. 

6. Issue a reply notice through your lawyer. 

7. It will depend upon how you fight in the court 

1. Apko uske khilaaf civil suit dalna chahiye permanent injunction kaa usko rokne k liye taaki wo apka rasta band naa kar ske. 

2. Haan karwa skte ho par usse pehle hi uske khilaaf ek case daal do aap taki ye nobat hi naa aaye. 

3. Haan apke khilaaf police complaint kr skta h apka bhai pr aap defence me keh skte ho ki apke apna rasta bachane k liye roka tha bas. 

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that you have been using the way for last many years though there is no proof of giving money to them still put you at the upper edge as per law of long term easement use.
2. I would like to apprise you that you should first file injunction suit before the civil court of law seeking restraining order to not to stop your way.
3. Thereafter, you may also file the police case if they happen to give warning time and again though you an still get it filed if their harassment increases even along or before the civil suit of injunction.
4. You have the easement right to get you protected, so go by it.

Self acquired property cannot  be transferred ti son by gift deed 

2) for ancestral property give equal share to your children 

Ancestral Property, you cannot transfer through Gift.

Your self acquired property you can deal with it according to your wish.

Settle the property among the children to avoid future litigation.

If  she goes to court of law, it does more harm than good to both of them.

Even though you say it is an ancestral property, it may not be actually ancestral property, this property would have been inherited by you through your father as your share,  hence you are the absolute owner of that property besides your own (self acquired) property.

In this situation since you anticipate a dispute between yor son an daughter for share of property, you may better transfer your property to your son's name by executing a registered settlement deed, which cannot be challenged by your daughter. 

If she intends to file any partition suit also,it would not be maintainable nor it would be tenable in law. 

You may not go for the option of transferring the property through a Will, because it may be disputed and the legal battle may stretch for a period of even a decade during which the parties to the civil dispute may be logger heads, frowning upon each other and losing the cordial relationship too.

You may discuss with an experienced advocate and proceed as suggested.

Yes the things can work as aforesaid. 

- As per laws , you cannot transfer the ancestral property to your son only without getting the consent of your daughter. 

- Legally your daughter can claim equal share in the ancestral property after your demise but not during your life time. 

- However, you can transfer the entire self acquired property to your son , and daughter having no right to claim even during or after you life. 

- Hence you cannot gift the ancestral property to your son , and your daughter can claim equal share later on. 

- Better transfer the self acquired property to your son completely and half of the ancestral property .