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BBut that’s just a bare minimum legal standpoint. Practically, you’d have to have heaps of correct evidence, proof and paperwork if you really want to fight the state even after 30 years of adverse possession.BLawyer here. Possession becomes adverse against the true owner after 30 years of possession by the trespasser (in case of govt land).BLawyer here from Delhi. Get an affidavit signed from all the other heirs which might have an undivided share in the said property, declaring that either they don’t want any interest in that property or that they have already received their due share. Additionally, a notice would be published by way of a newspaper(certain criteria), asking people to filed their objections, if any. Apart from all this, you must have a clear title, that’s a non negotiable.BLawyer here based in Delhi. It is highly unlikely that their marriage was registered since that was the norm during that time. But depending upon your problem, you could use other forms of proof to establish your lineage/succession.BLawyer here from Delhi. Is the company registered? Your best bet would be filing a civil suit for rendition of accounts, paired with injunction order recovery, as the case may be. Serving a legal notice in the beginning might help as well. Hope it helpsBI bet you’d be knowing all the necessary documentation all by yourself but Daughters can also claim a share of ancestral property btw.BYou won’t be able to get it a registered conveyance deed done directly under your name if you aren’t physically present here.BLawyer here based in Delhi. You’re correct that in such cases a person is largely dependent on the investigating authorities (police). But the police rarely listens to the victims and that’s where the role of an advocate comes. Also, since your friend is busy most of the times, it would be only convenient to hire an advocate to give your best shot at recovering the said amount.BLawyer here based in Delhi. A legal notice might do the efforts for you or a suit for specific performance if you need it so bad.BLawyer here based in Delhi. If you had had registered a lost/stolen f.i.r in Delhi then the case would be continued here only. But if your case property was found in Haryana and has been entangled with some other case which that their was committing, then it would be a different story. Nonetheless you could get your vehicle released. Also, it would be unrealistic and wasteful of you to file for damages against the accused, but technically you can.
