Dear Sir,
Inspite of writing several letters to Mamaladar since
last year no action is taken again I have sent a
reminder with a copy endorsed me by Mamladar but so
far no action has been taken as Police says that a
lady witness is not eligble to stand as a witness. My
house is getting ruined in the rains because the owner
of the 3 mango trees says he is a BIG AND GENEROUS
BADKAR. All of us are disturbed by such remarks as no
authorities are willing to resolve the matter. Below
are the letter written to Mamladar
Kindly let us know what action can be taken.
REgards
C.Fernandes
March 21, 2006
To
Mamladar
Mapusa,
Bardez,
Goa-403 517
Subject:- Three Mango trees located on the
West Side of our House no.811 belonging to Mr. Ajodore
Dsouza, Porta Vaddo, Siolim, Bardez, Goa.
Dear Sir,
In continuation of letter dated April 11, 2005, we
would again pin point the grave problems faced by
inmates residing in House no.811. Each of these three
(3) Mango trees have a height of about 8 metres and
branches are overhanging on our house roof from the
West Side, this matter was now and then been verbally
told to Mr. Ajodore Dsouza about the nuisance of
these trees which he fails to understand about
trimming the branches of trees or to repair the
damage. He gives a deaf ear to our pleas.
During Monsoon, these trees create havoc on account of
the Mangoes which fall on our tiles. When there was
heavy rain in the past 2 weeks back, tiles broke due
to mangoes falling on our Mangalore tiled roof. When
it rains, water pours through the broken tiles
creating lot of damage to our walls, wooden beams,
floors, furniture, fridge, etc., which is a monetary
loss. As a result the entire floor gets wet and
flooded upto knee level. My aged mother who is more
than 75 years old is bearing this grave difficulty and
is psychologically effected due to such problems.
This matter was brought repeatedly to the notice of
Landlord (Ajodore Dsouza) requesting him to be
compassionate to us by replacing the broken tiles if
he cannot trim the branches but he refuses to believe
saying that nothing is wrong and openly says that they
are big generous Badkars in Goa which is really
humiliating to us but he just ignores our pleas. We
have yearly maintenance for our tile roofing but some
time when we are urgently in need of tiles from the
Market we are unable to procure due to shortage of
tiles and labour in such a scenario. Another nuisance
is huge Wild monkeys coming in a groups of six or more
from the nearby forests hang on these trees to eat the
fruits and jump on the roof tiles causing a great
damage to the roofing which in turn affect us
psychologically and financially. This matter was also
brought to the notice of the Siolim Panchyat but no
action is taken by them.
I have some photographs which was clicked long time
back which you can glance and get a clear scenario of
the situation (Xerox copy) enclosed for ready
reference. We feel the Big generous Badkar is
playing with our patience, time and money.
Kindly let us know how we can be protected in the
event of the great damage caused to our house.
Please let us know if the matter can be sorted out
through your level or else I should I go to higher
authorities for justice.
Thanking you and appreciate you will intervene to
resolve the matter.
Yours truly,
Celes Fernandes
April 22, 2006
To
Mr. S.B. Desai,
Joint Mamladar of Bardez III and Executive Magistrate
Mapusa,
Bardez,
Goa-403 517
Subject:- Three Mango trees located on the
West Side belonging to Mr. Ajodore Dsouza, Porta
Vaddo, Siolim, Bardez, Goa.
Dear Sir,
In continuation of my letter dated 21st March, 2006
and your response of letter
no.JM-II/MAG/133/Cr.P.C./2006 dated 04/04/2006 to The
Police Sub Inspector, Siolim Police Outpost Station,
Siolim, Goa with a copy endorsed to me for which I
thank you but regret to state that so far no action
has been taken in this matter and we are all perturbed
by the grave silence on this matter. I further made
enquiries at the Police Station and met Mr. Naik who
is in charge and he assured me that he will take
action but so far no action is taken.
As monsoon is unpredictable, we fail to understand why
Mr. Ajodore Dsouza Resident of Porta Vaddo, Bardez,
Goa has not been asked to trim his branches as it is
his responsibility who claims to be a Big and Generous
Badkar to protect our house against the dangerous
branches of the three Mango trees belonging to him
because all our requested pleas to him have fallen on
deaf ears. Our dining room is littered with dry
leaves and mangoes falling on the tiles cause breakage
to the tiles which is a big loss to us. Even during
night the mangoes fall on our tiles with a such loud
bang that my ailing mother who is more than 75 years
gets mentally effected psychologically and emotionally
as her sleep gets disturbed as well as all the inmates
residing in the house. We have sleepless nights when
mangoes fall with such great velocity at midnight
causing disturbance to all of us as well as breakage
of tiles.
Are we to suffer on account of his trees as now
monsoon season is very near we will have to face a
tough and difficult time if no proper disciplinary
action is taken against Mr. Ajodore Dsouza as we
noticed he is not at all serious about this matter.
I have again taken photographs where the branches of
the trees hanging dangerously over our house because
if externally the photographs are noticed, then
imagine how much internal damage is done to us.
I again appeal you to kindly look and intervene into
the matter before it is too late. Kindly let us know
how we will get protection for our house before the
monsoon.
Thanking you and looking forward for your co-operation
on this matter as early as possible.
Yours faithfully,
Celes Fernandes
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