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QThe bank must have got some documents signed from you which would have included an indemnity bond signifying you are satisfied with compensation being paid and would take no further action against the bank So I think now you should move onQYou seem to imply that the supreme court has given a go ahead if so or even if that is not the case you can directly approach the supreme court citing misuse of the courts orders/precedent to illegally take over your land without your consent or compensation and request that court directs the government to change the land back to your name in the recoedsQWell if the shop exists and there is a builder who has taken over the assets is also liable for liabilities file a case with rera there must be a good lawyer dealing in cases against the builder in rera which area is this propertyQGet a copy of cctv footage as proof of theft and file an online complaint with proof on the email id of police commissioner and ask for investigation if there is no action by the police even then file an interim application with the court u/s 156(3) with proofs to direct police to investigateQI think the catch is that if they lose a contested divorce and you are in the clear it will work against the girl her reputation will be tarnished which will effect her prospective future search for another groom as the judgement is uploaded by courts on their public domain but with mutual divorce because of the nature of being a settlement between two parties the reasons in judgement don’t come on public domainQNothing against taxation policies of the government in india can be challenged in the supreme court as the courts can only upkeep the law they are not lawmakers laws are passed and made by the cabinetQApproach the rera court of your area and file a complaint with proofs it takes a lot lesser time in rera than in consumer court you may also file a request in civil court to direct police to file an FIR under section 156(3) please do bothQI don’t think you can stop your father from selling his share of ancestral land because it has already been divided and he has to repay some loans so now you either give him the requisite amount and buy it from him or he sells to someone elseQThen he must be discussing selling it to someone in the village or surrounding who can afford to buy it Regarding documents you can discuss it with someone who does land sales for a commissionQYou can sue the forest department and ask for compensation but if your plot is still vacant get a plan sanctioned by dtcp and just go ahead and build your structure there Nobody will raze your structure alone normally nothing is done by governments there are plethora of cases in national capital region where structures worth several hundred crores are not being touched build on forest land even after supreme court orders
