Land dispute? You go to the Police Station or Civil Court? If you make a mistake,you will be ruined!

When there is a land dispute, many people mistakenly go to the police station first. But who has the power to recover the ownership or possession of a land deposit—the police station or the court? In today's video, we have discussed the difference between civil and criminal law in a simple way. When a land-deposit or money-money dispute reaches its peak, the first thing we think of is to file a case. But that's when we make the biggest mistake—we don't know where to actually file the case. Many people run to the police station, some waste time going to the union perished. If you file a case in the wrong place, your time, effort, and court fees can all go down the drain. In today's video, I will make it very clear in which area and at which level of judge's court you should file your case. First of all, let me make one thing clear. If there is a dispute over land ownership or title, the police station cannot provide you with a solution. The police station deals with criminal offenses. You have to come to the civil court to claim possession or ownership of the land. However, if someone fights while trying to claim possession, you can go to the police station and file a case or GD to maintain peace. Now the question is, which area court should you go to? The law says, where the land is, the case is there. If your land is in Panna, you cannot file a case from Dhaka. You have to file a case in the civil court designated for the relevant area or police station in Panna district. However, in cases of money recovery, a case can also be filed wherever the defendant lives. If you file a case in the wrong court, the court will return the RG, which will cause extreme suffering for you. So, before filing a case, confirm the jurisdiction through a skilled lawyer. Share the video and make others aware. 📢 Business inquary : 📧 E-mail: [email protected] ☎️ Phone: 01671-043256 ⚖️ Chamber: Dhaka Bar Association Main Building (7th Floor), Room No 823, 6-7 Court House Street , Kotwali, Dhaka 1100. #Civil_Case#Police_vs_Court#Legal_Advice Thanks for Watching... Like Comment Share Now for more videos.