The person who claimed to be the owner of the applicant's house alleged that he had given half of his house for a limited period at the request of the defendant, who was the brother of her husband, because of this His house was under construction, but he later refused to vacate any part of his house and he overruled the trial court's filing of a complaint by the applicant, since the applicant himself retaliated. Allowed him to use half of his house, so he allowed entry and access; and that was the illegal settlement. There was no crime under section 3 of the 2005 Act and the complaint was dismissed. The respondent entered the house by the applicant, in other words, the owner / occupier of the under-occupied house, in other words, the respondent had property at I have the option to enter, which consists of a comprehensive unit in question and is not partitioned and cannot be considered as two or more separate sections. By allowing the defendant to enter the home and use a room and other facilities, the applicant allowed him to enter the entire property. The close relationship between the applicant and the respondents should also be kept in mind and it cannot be said that the defendant did not, however, enter into the rest of the house, Had committed a crime under Section 3 of the Legal Settlement Act, 2005. On one side of the house, the applicants were allowed to enter the whole property crime under section 3 of the Unlawful Settlement Act, 2005
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