The image provides information on handling Property Partition and Will Cases in Tamil Nadu. It explains that if someone believes they have a rightful claim to ancestral property, such as land, houses, or financial assets, but a sibling is refusing to give their share, they can file a civil case in a relevant civil court. It clarifies that even if a sibling presents a Will Deed in their favor, the other party still has the right to file a case. Additionally, it mentions that if the property cannot be physically divided, one co-owner can petition to buy out the other shares at market value.

The document titled Landlord Tenant Disputes RLTOP – [Regulation of Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords and Tenants Act] outlines legal assistance services for both tenants and landlords in the event of disputes:

Tenant’s Right to Deposit Rent: If a landlord refuses to accept rent, tenants are encouraged to seek a receipt. If denied, they may file a petition in court to deposit the rent.

Protection Against Unjust Eviction: Tenants facing unfair eviction can receive legal help to safeguard their occupancy. This includes obtaining an injunction order and restoring disconnected utilities if the landlord cuts them off unlawfully.

Legal Assistance for Landlords in Eviction Cases: If tenants unlawfully refuse to vacate or fail to pay rent, legal services are available to help landlords file eviction petitions and secure court orders to remove the tenants.

Ashwa Law Associates offers comprehensive real estate legal services in Bangalore, specializing in resolving tenant issues, unlawful evictions, and illegal disconnections of utilities. Whether you’re a landlord facing tenant disputes or a property owner dealing with unlawful actions, we provide expert legal solutions under the Buildings Act and RLTOP to safeguard your rights. Our team also assists in real estate transactions, consultancy for property deals, and legal support for buying and selling residential and commercial properties across Bangalore and Karnataka.