Property Dispute Resolution Steps

Summary

In Telangana, if a civil case is dismissed by both lower and high courts, restoration can be challenging. You may file a review petition or appeal if there are valid reasons or new evidence. Demonstrating sufficient cause for restoration is essential. If both parties cases are dismissed, neither is declared the owner. You may need to file a fresh suit to clarify ownership rights. If the respondent claims more property than registered, verify documents and consider legal action. White paper transactions may not be recognized unless registered. If the respondent claims you are renting, ensure you have evidence of ownership. Consulting a local lawyer for specific advice is recommended.

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Dear sir/madamKya dono dismissed hai aur koun dawaedar hai case ka
Hello! I can help you with general legal information. To clarify your situation, could you please let me know which type of case you are referring to?
Kya hum restoration kar sakte hai case ko plaintiff and respondent dono
In Telangana, restoration of a case usually depends on the reasons for dismissal and the type of case. Here are some general points:
- Restoration is possible if the case was dismissed due to non-appearance or other procedural reasons.
- A petition for restoration can be filed by either party.
- It’s essential to show sufficient cause for restoration.
If you provide more details about the type of case, I can offer more specific guidance.
This is my civil case already dismissed by lower court and high court,
For a civil case dismissed by both the lower court and high court in Telangana, restoration might be challenging. However, here are some general points:
- You can file a review petition or appeal for reconsideration.
- It's crucial to demonstrate a valid reason or new evidence for restoration.
- Consult a legal expert for specific guidance based on your case details.
Would you like information on how to proceed with a review petition or appeal?
Sir dismissed for default confirmed in my case.
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For a civil case dismissed for default and confirmed, here are a few options:
- You may consider filing a review petition or appeal if there are valid reasons or new evidence.
- Demonstrating sufficient cause for restoration is essential.
- Consulting a legal expert might help in exploring further options.
If you need more guidance, let me know how I can assist you!
And my respondent dismissed only
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For a civil case where the respondent's part was dismissed, you have a few options:
- You can explore the possibility of an appeal or review petition if there are valid reasons or new evidence.
- It's crucial to demonstrate sufficient cause for restoration.
- Consulting a lawyer might be beneficial for specific guidance.
Is there anything else you'd like to know or any specific aspect you need help with?
Sir anyone declare owner in this situation or both are equal
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In your situation where both parties' cases have been dismissed, neither party is declared the owner at this point. Here's what you can consider:
- Since both cases are dismissed, both parties remain in their current positions until any new legal action is taken.
- If you want to explore ownership or rights, you may need to file a fresh suit or seek legal advice for further options.
If you have any specific questions or need more guidance, feel free to ask!
My respondent saying he is owner now he won the case
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In your situation, where both parties' cases have been dismissed and your respondent claims ownership, here are some general points:
- If both cases are dismissed, no party is legally declared the owner.
- You may need to file a fresh suit to clarify ownership rights.
- Consulting a lawyer for specific advice may be beneficial.
If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
My respondent claim * sqyrd but * sqyrd is registered property in *
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In this situation, here are some general points you might consider:
- If the respondent claims * square yards but only * square yards are registered, you may need to verify the registration documents.
- You can challenge the claim by filing a suit to clarify the ownership and property boundaries.
- Consult a legal expert to guide you through the specifics of your case.
Is there any other aspect you need help with?
My property is only purchased in white paper and hibanama also registered I have * sqrd
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In your situation, here are some general points to consider:
- White paper transactions might not be legally recognized unless registered officially.
- The registered "hibanama" may add some legal weight, but it's essential to verify its validity.
- Consider filing a suit to clarify property ownership and boundaries.
- Consulting a local lawyer could provide specific advice.
If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
But our respondent claim we are rental
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In your situation, here are some general points to consider:
- If your respondent claims you are renting, ensure you have evidence to support ownership or purchase.
- Review the validity of your registered hibanama.
- Filing a suit might help clarify ownership rights.
- Consulting a local lawyer for specific advice could be beneficial.
Do you have any specific questions or need further guidance?
But it is not proved
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It seems you're dealing with a complex property dispute. Given the confusion around ownership and rental claims, here's what you could consider:
- Ensure you have all relevant documents supporting your ownership.
- You might need to clarify the ownership through legal proceedings.
- Consulting a local lawyer could provide more tailored advice.
If you need further assistance or clarification, feel free to ask!