Paul (pvt) 28 May 2024
kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired)) 28 May 2024
As the flat is her name she is the absolute owner of the flat and you have to hand it over to her.
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 28 May 2024
The suit for ejectment and possession of property by the property owner against the occupier is different subject to that of the divorce case.Both can run in parallel and simultaneously but neither case can affect each other.
If the court passes an order to vacate then you have no reason to stay in that house which will be treated as contempt of court.
Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate ) 29 May 2024
Of course (undoubtedly) she will file a suit for eviction (possession) from her flat and you have no right, claim, interest or title, accordingly you will have to vacate.
Paul (pvt) 29 May 2024
THIS law in our land is absolutely doesnot provide right to equality. It is a clear cut dicrimination for men in our country. I did witness in other case where the lady/wife occupied her husbands property and he is staying outside from his self acquired property.many counsels say that husband's eviction case will not work as he has to pay alimony to his wife in the divorce case and likely she can ask the husband's property in possession in her name during alimony stage. They further say evicting a third party tenant itself is very very difficult task, forget about wife??????????
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 29 May 2024
There is no answer for your own way of understanding the law and giving incorrect opinion.
Every case is different to each other.
You concentrate on your case alone and look for legal remedies. if there's any applicable in your case.