Suits take 15 to 20 years to be disposed of 

2) similarly partition suits take years to be be disposed of 

You should defend yourself in the case filed against you by that party and file your reply by stating that you are not the owner of a land and have nothing to do with the sale deed executed between your grandfather's brother and the buyer. Also, the details as to how your land was acquired by the government should also be given in the said case. After that your name would be deleted from the array of parties as you have nothing to do with that case.

Partition cases takes time to be disposed off but the same can be expedited by an extent if you are counsel is supporting.

You must be having property papers and when deed was executed by grand father`s brother, detail of property/share of brother and your separate portion must be in it. That sale deed is binding on third owner. Why you worries.

Land sold was grand uncle share 

2)you can file suit for partition for division of property by metes and bounds 

As they are the one making the allegations of onus of proof would be on them to prove their allegations beyond reasonable doubt. 

You can withdraw your partition case from SDM court and file it in civil Court.

See since suit is going on from years you have filed your reply and objection in same that based on oral partition the property was sold and government acquired property details can be shared and the possession of the property. 

Further partition suit shall take time to settle. 

See in case the land is of revenue the SDM court is proper jurisdiction and further based on the proceeds and government acquired land details the suit can be contested. 

Dear Client,

You may file a suit for partition  in the civil court. 

Yes you can file partition suit in civil court for the same

once you have filed the partition suit, you are not entitled to file another partition suit. as per my opinion decision of filing of partition suit was wrong. you have to fight properly the suit filed by the other person and you will get the required relief from that suit. 

Dear client 

The share of your grandfather is reflected in the mutation of revenue department and the other share is in name of the third person to whom the land was sold. 

If the govt have passed the money for their share also then he should have filed the case against govt against the acquiring for his land and not against you. And if he has make you party and you have taken the money of your land. And the case is pending from last 11 years.

You can file the case of partition in civil court but for partition of Agriculture land comes under the jurisdiction of executive magistrate or tehsildar. 

If the property has not been partitioned and govt. has acquire the land , then how we can say whose share has been acquired so now we will have to challenge the acquisition of the land not to file partition case and if we wants to file the partition case then we can file only for remaining land after acqusition.

SDM, but if you are in possession of land, no need of partition suit.

What do you want to clarify by giving the information about the pendency of cases before various cases?

Partition suits before SDM court may not procure a fruitful result, hence it is always advisable to file a partition suit before regular civil court alone.

You can withdraw the case before SDM and file a fresh partition suit before civil court so that you will get proper adjudication.

The third person's case is not known that what he claim if his property was not acquired by the government, for what relief did he file the suit?

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that there has been change in two owners in the portion of your grandfather’s brother, but you remain in your portion only.
2. Now, if government has acquired some land wholly or partially hen he same clarification should be given by the government only.
3. I would advice you to not to linger on the litigation and seek permission from the court of law to implead the government as party in ge suit and seek answers.

1) you ought to file appeal against SDM order 

2) that order has been passed in violation of principle of natural justice 

3) no need to file criminal case against SDM

Share the copy of the order that has been passed by the SDM and thereafter i will be able to advise you if you can file an appeal against the said order or not. 

Regards 

you can file a writ petition before high court. 

No the order can be challange before the Collector and the matter can be contested.

You can go to higher court to setaside the order on above ground. 

Complain to collector and ACB.

If you are aggrieved by the orders of SDMN then you can prefer an appeal against the aggrieved order before the appellate authority.

Alternately you can approach civil court with an injunction sit seeking to stay the operation of the orders of SDM in this regard and can file a fresh partition suit before the civil court.

You may not get proper justice from the SDM court because they are not judicial officers, they are mere executive magistrates, they may tilt sides in favor of the person bribing them the more.

If you have preferred an appeal against the aggrieved order,  you may have to file an application seeking injunction against construction and obtain a stay order. 

Even now you can file an application to obtain stay against the construction in the appeal case. 

Seek injunction restraining defendants from carrying on construction work pending hearing and final disposal of appeal 

you need to immediately take injunction for stop work for the said property

You can apply for injunction, An order for interim injunction can be obtained immediately at the time of filing the suit/Appeal for whatever reasons that have been strongly pleaded and convincing the court accordingly.