See if he has not followed the court order file for contempt of court petition and further pursue the case for eviction of the tenant from the premises. What is the present status of case filed by you?
I have given my property on rent to certain X with a monthly rent basis but the X forged the registrar documents & stated that the rent is for a year and got a stay from the court as I registered a criminal case against the X ,the civil case in which he got stay got dismissed and I filled an eviction suite &15a petition got allowed and court ordered him to deposit the rent neither he deposit rent in the court it's more than 3 years how can I get my property back
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See if he has not followed the court order file for contempt of court petition and further pursue the case for eviction of the tenant from the premises. What is the present status of case filed by you?
What you are waiting for 3 years. File execution petition. Also file eviction petition for wilful default even after court order.
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You have to file Execution petition in the eviction order in the court from which the order was passed. Is execution petition the court order him to pay the rent till date and also to evict him from the property.
Hello Sir,
Please be advised as follows:
In your case, Order 21 Rule 42 of Civil Procedure Code States that where you have decree as to inquiry as to rents or mesne profits or any other matter, the property of the judgement debtor may, be attached.
Section 51 of CPC (Order 21 Rule 38) states that the opposite party can be arrested and detained in prison after giving him an opportunity of show causing why he should not be committed to prison.
Order 21 Rule 97 of the CPC entitles the decree holder to make an application in the court is if he is resisted or obstructed by any person obtaining possession of the property.
Please revert in case of any query.
Thank you
You file an execution petition to execute the court order following the prescribed rules and procedures in this aspect.
Discuss with your advocate on this.