Any party affected by a decision or measure taken under the Jointly Owned Property law may submit a written grievance to the Director General within thirty days. This grievance is determined by a specialised committee formed for this purpose. While…
Any party affected by a decision or measure taken under the Jointly Owned Property law may submit a written grievance to the Director General within thirty days. This grievance is determined by a specialised committee formed for this purpose. While this administrative path exists, the law explicitly states that this does not prejudice the person�s right to recourse to the RDSC to seek any legal relief. This ensures that parties have both an internal review process and access to a specialised judicial body.
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