1)check sanctioned plans by muncipal corporation

2) file RTI application and obtain sanctioned plans . consult a local architect

3) if builder is carrying on construction on the plot purchased from 4 owners contrary to sanctioned plans and not keeping marginable distance as per development control regulations then move court and seek injunction restraining builder from carrying on further construction .

4) merely because caveat is filed by builder does not mean no stay would be granted . only that court will grant stay only after hearing both parties .

5) plot purchased by your father by regd sale deed belongs exclusively to your father and it cannot form part of common access

What is the suit you have filed and against whom?

They have filed a caveat petition which means no order against them to be passed without their knowledge or without being served with summons.

In your case it appears that the other parties have managed to have a common access to their properties, however if your document shows that the so mentioned common access area belongs to you, you can very well file a mandatory injunction suit restraining them from having access in that portion of the property that belongs to you or to eject them if they have already encroached your property.

1. The builder acted smart by filing a caveat against you.

2. The proper course of action is to prosecute your case for injunction in the court on merits. Now that caveat has been filed the court will hear the builder before passing an order.

Hi sir/madam, you have to apply those documents which are required relevant to the case from the concerned authorities by filing an application. You have to challenge the same before the court for cancellation of said sanctioned plan which was not shown access 10feet.