Resolving Family Property Disputes

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Summary

In a family property dispute, you can file a partition suit, seek mediation, or lodge a harassment complaint. If threatened, report to the police and gather evidence. When police are at your door, ask for identification, and do not let them in without a warrant. At the police station, you have the right to consult a lawyer, inform a family member, and access basic amenities. If police misbehave or threaten you, record the incident, report to higher authorities, and consult a lawyer. Your rights are protected under the law.

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they reguarly making some isuues and fight with us and giving threat to call police and call police as he know some. i am a student and *+ he giving me threat
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. If you feel threatened, you should:
- File a complaint with your local police station.
- Gather evidence of threats to support your case.
- Consult with a lawyer.
Remember, everyone is equal before the law, regardless of their connections.
we dont want to caught up in any cases as we are student and my father job is only source of income
I understand your concerns. In this scenario, it might be beneficial to:
- Seek legal advice from a lawyer.
- Try resolving the issue amicably through a mediator.
- If threatened, report to the police immediately.
Remember, your rights are protected under the law.
can you tell our rights when police is on door. what we say when police is saying to comes us in police sation
When police are at your door, you have the right to:
- Ask for their identification.
- Not let them in unless they have a legal warrant.
- Remain silent or consult with a lawyer before answering any questions.
- Not be subjected to any physical or mental harassment.
If asked to come to the police station, you can:
- Ask the reason for your summon.
- Consult with a lawyer before going.
- Insist on a formal written summon if you are not given one.
if police misbehave at door
If police misbehave at your door, you have the right to:
- Record the incident with your phone for evidence.
- Report the misconduct to the higher police authorities.
- File a complaint with the State Human Rights Commission.
- Consult with a lawyer about further action.
Remember, police must follow the law and respect your rights.
rights when we are in police sation in night
When you're at the police station at night, you have the right to:
- Be treated with dignity.
- Consult with your lawyer.
- Inform a family member or friend about your situation.
- Reject signing any document without lawyer's consultation.
- Have access to basic amenities like food and water.
Remember, your rights are protected under the law.
if police man slap you or beat me what should we do
If a policeman physically abuses you, you should:
- Immediately report the incident to a senior officer.
- Seek medical attention and keep records as evidence.
- File a complaint with the State Human Rights Commission.
- Consult with a lawyer for further legal action.
Remember, no one is above the law, including police officers.
if police threat you to bhind the bar of several days
If a police officer threatens you with imprisonment, you should:
- Record the incident as evidence, if possible.
- Inform a trusted person about the threat.
- Lodge a complaint with superior police officers or the State Human Rights Commission.
- Consult with a lawyer immediately.
Remember, such threats are illegal and against your rights.