Land Dispute Legal Guidance

Summary

A stay order should halt the execution of a preliminary decree until an appeal is resolved. If the other party violates the stay order, you can file a contempt of court petition. Ensure the stay order is documented and presented to authorities. Continue pursuing legal action with your lawyer and consider filing a petition regarding police inaction if necessary.

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Sir I had a issue related to land
Could you please provide more details about the land issue you're facing? This will help me guide you better with relevant legal information.
My grandfather buyed some agricultural land in the year of *, we are enjoying the property. Suddenly we heard that from whom we had buy those land, his other relatives are filed a case of partition suit in lower court in the year of *. And they made us party at the year of *, and in the year of * there was a preliminary decree passed by the session court that the property should be partition by hiring partition commission. Before that happens we cross appeal in the district court and the case is in session in between the district court judge passed a stay order on the preliminary decree, but the other party are used trying to enjoying the property using that preliminary decree, they also not listen to the stay order, so we go to the police they also not cooperating telling that that there no such order as we can take action against the other party.
It sounds like a complex situation with the land dispute and the stay order. Here are some general legal points that might help:
- A stay order should halt the execution of the preliminary decree until the appeal is resolved.
- You can file a contempt of court petition if the other party is violating the stay order.
- Consult with your lawyer for the best course of action to ensure compliance with the stay order.
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Is there any way that I can get my land back
Given the complexity of your situation, here are a few steps you might consider:
- Ensure the stay order is properly documented and presented to authorities.
- File a contempt of court petition if the other party is defying the stay order.
- Continue to follow up with your lawyer to protect your rights.
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I also filed a police in action case in high court although no response
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It seems like you're dealing with a complex land dispute involving a stay order and police inaction. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Ensure all legal documents are well-documented and presented to authorities.
- Continue pursuing legal action with your lawyer.
- File a petition regarding police inaction if needed.
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