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Help regarding life threatning fights from family

Sarita 1 Sept 2012, 01:04

Hi,

I have 2 uncles (Mother’s brother), they always have family and property dispute among each other. The dispute is so bad that my youner uncle tend to life threatened my elder uncle. He has also attacked him once with the help of his criminal friends almost taking his life. There was no action taken against him at that time.

My younger uncle has criminal record and have been into jail many times. Local police takes bribe and they will settle the matter, if we approach them.

I wanted to know how can I seek help from Govt. in this matter?

Also, I wanted to know if I am eligible to claim a share in my Grandfather’s property (My Mother’s father).

My mother died when I was 10 Yrs (today I am 30 yr and married) and my Grandfather died in 2010. He has not left any will or any property separation document.

My younger uncle wants to kill my elder uncle for the property. Please help me on this before he gets success. He has contacts with local criminal also.

I am pregnant now, he and his wife mentally torture me by fighting with me for small family issues.

Thanks,

Sarita

2 Replies

Sarita 6 Sept 2012, 06:59

Hi there,

Any help on this? I really need help and guidance to settle this matter.

Thanks,

Sarita

AnonymousLLB 6 Sept 2012, 10:20

Hi ,

This is matter of great concerned. There are two different issues involve here

1) Criminal Elements

2)Property Disputes

Dealing with criminal elemet you can file FIR agaisnt attack on your uncle. If you are not convince with the working of Police official then you can directly report to S.P(Supredient of Police).

If you want court action then criminal proceeding can be intiated on the basis of your compliant (FIR).Accused can be booked under sec 321 /307 of IPC.

Secondly issues relating to your your claim under property of your grandfather.

If the properties are ancestoral one then grand daughter has claim over.

If property is self aquired then property will be divided as per will of the old man.

Free Legal Advice:: Try to get records which shows that land of your grnadfather was ancestroral one not self aquired.