Firslty, Sir, please do not get worry about anything as to that you may have to be in court all the time.

Secondly, this is the civil dispute where presence of the party is not necessary they can only be represented by their lawyer also.

Thirdly, I advice you please file a case for permanent plus temporary injunction before the civil court as soon as possible with all supporting requests documents which you made to the concerned authorities.

Fourhtly, you will surely get the injunction order on the face of it, then let it pe pending before the court as they can’t son anything till the disposal of the case/suit.

1) install CCTV cameras on land

2) take photographs of land as it is

3) if it is forcibly fenced then file suit seek court orders to demolish unauthoirsed fencing done on land

4) rely upon earlier complaints made and action taken against the culprits

Dear Client,

Better file injunction suit than court will pass prohibition order not to interfere with your peaceful possession and any violation of injunction order will initiate contempt.

Or file criminal complain through court for criminal trespass and threat, than police is bound to proceed.

Also complain to SP office for police inaction on your complain.

Sir firstly give a application before the collector and SDM about the ongoing scenerio and ask them to restrict the said person as he can cause harm to person and property, they shall take steps.

Further file a application for permanent injunction against that person along his family members for entering your farm land and premises.

A landowner has the general property right to exclude others from his land. Some say the right to exclude others is what makes something private property. ... A trespass is an intentional, wrongful entry onto another person's land, without the owner's permission and without a legal privilege to do so.

You can also file a case u/s 441 IPC for criminal tresspass which is a cognizable offence.

Hello,

Please understand that nothing much can be done without the intervention of the court.

File a suit for injunction in the court, appoint some one as the POA who may run for you to the court.

Regards

You can write to district collector and SP of police about the atrocities and seek police protection against the risk to the lives of your parents.

Your father can file a mandatory injunction suit seeking to restrain them from interfering in the possession and enjoyment of the property by your father.

This would be besides the complaint given to police.

Police would record your statement

2) conduct investigations and file charge sheet or closure report

3) apply for and obtain bail

When SDM order if there, why worry. Show them. matter over.

And police agree or not dosen`t matter, in police station RJANAAMCHA - details must be in it where police at the time of demolition.

If the police is not willing to record your statement in this regard and are bent on going ahead with the complaint by registering the FIR, you may challenge them in the court of law during the trial proceedings on the basis of documentary evidences and merits in your side.

The police cannot be roped in as witness at this stage, you can make it as an averment during deposition of evidence at the time of trial.

Take part in the investigation.

If FIR is filed then challenge the same before HC on the ground that the same has been filed for wreaking vengeance

Sir the police shall investigate the matter then proceed in case FIR is registered file for quashing of the same further produce the order of SDM for toilet. Further since if there is no truth in the complaint police shall reject the same.

You go ahead with your case the opposite party is just trying you to take you away from filing case,

1) You can file case against them as per The Indian Easement Act, Easement and Encroachment.

a) The land for the beneficial enjoyment of which the right exists is called the dominant ..... Where the dominant heritage is transferred or devolves, by act of parties or by ..... Illustration A has, as annexed to his house, rights of way from the high road .... But see section 36, infra, as to abatement of obstruction of easement. 6.

b) Encroachment happens when you leave your property unattended ... Or you own a plot in the adjoining town and when you went to see your plot after a long time, ... Trespass of property or land is an act in which a person without any ... As per the section, if any unauthorised person enters upon the property.