Section 3 Prevention of unlawful occupation of the property The words `settlement ',` possession', 'control' and `possession court indicate by the court that the property was an immovable property. Secondly, the person was the owner or the property was in his lawful possession. Thirdly, the accused entered the property illegally. Fourthly, such entry is to evict, evict, or take possession of, or to seize, that is to seize, greedily or unfairly occupy, or take control of the original occupation. To be nurtured. Not in physical possession of anybody, or occupying, ie occupying, dwelling, or controlling or controlling anything in relation to its authority. The meanings of the words clearly indicate that if anyone has ever taken or seized the property illegally or illegally. After its implementation, it will fall under the jurisdiction of the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005, a legal complaint may be filed against a person through possession of property or by an owner if an act of the accused comes within the meaning of words. Settle, arrest, control or capture the date when the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005 was enacted, then proceedings provided under section 4 of the Illegal Settlement Act, 2005 can be initiated. \ r \ n
