Summary
If your neighbor is building on a shared road and encroaching on your property, you may have a property dispute. First, consult a surveyor to determine the exact boundaries. If the survey confirms an infringement, consider legal action. Discuss the issue with your neighbor and review any legal agreements or easements. For specific legal advice, consult a lawyer. Understanding property rights and agreements is crucial in resolving such disputes.Full Conversation
Can I sue my neighbor who is constructing a wall on the common party road and is enclaving part of my property
It sounds like you might have a property dispute.
- In Port Louis, you can file a complaint if your property rights are being infringed.
- You might consider getting a surveyor to determine the exact boundaries.
Have you spoken to your neighbor about the issue?
Yes spoken but he says his title deeds does not mention a common road
It seems you may have a valid claim for a property dispute. Here are some steps you can consider:
- Consult a surveyor: Ensure the exact boundaries of your property are clearly defined.
- Legal Advice: Since this involves a potential infringement on your property rights, it may be wise to consult a lawyer for further action.
Would you like information on finding a surveyor or a lawyer in your area?
No
It seems you have a valid concern regarding a potential property infringement. Since you have already spoken to your neighbor and there is a disagreement over the property boundaries, consulting a surveyor to clearly establish the boundaries is crucial. If the survey confirms the infringement, you could then consider legal action.
Would you like more information on the legal steps you could take after consulting a surveyor?
I just want to know what enclave means
An "enclave" refers to a piece of land that is completely surrounded by the territory of another. It can also refer to a group or area that is distinctly different from its surrounding area in terms of ethnicity, culture, or other characteristics.
Is there anything else you would like to know about the property dispute?
Is it right to use enclave property if we can still have part acess
Whether it's right to use enclave property depends on the details of the property rights and agreements in place. Here are some general points:
- Property Rights: Verify property boundaries via a surveyor.
- Legal Agreements: Check for any easements or legal rights to access the enclave property.
- Consult a Lawyer: For specific legal advice, consulting a lawyer is recommended.
Do you have any specific documents or agreements regarding the property access?
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