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(Guest)

Please help

dear experts...please help

1. how can a daughter inlaw be evicted from her matrimonial home??

2. what is the exact procedure,,

3. is eviction possible under dv act if property belongs to the father inlaw??



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 8 Replies

Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 )     26 October 2013

No. Eviction is a type of mental cruelty. No need to vacate matrimonial home.

Jai Karan Nagwan (consultant)     26 October 2013

DV act is to help victim and not to evict her from matrimonial home. There is no law to evict women from her house. Its offence.

Laxmi Kant Joshi (Advocate )     27 October 2013

Yes, if father in law disown his s

Laxmi Kant Joshi (Advocate )     27 October 2013

Yes ,if father in law disowned his son and his dil after making allegation not listening to him or not obeying his order or doing mental cruelty upon him he disowned them from all his movable and immovable property and in this context he publishes it in the leading news paper then both son and dil have to vacate her fil house , otherwise fil will file a civil suit to vacate his house. now the responsibility lies upon her husband to provide residence for themselves.

(Guest)

I agree with above reply...

 

However why you need to ask such thing?

Are you fearing to be evicted by your in-laws?

Ranee....... (NA)     27 October 2013

What is the stage of yr divorce case?


(Guest)

thank you very much for all the above replies.....

i have a query so please guide me....

my father inlaw has submmitted a will in the court under dv act,its mentioned in the will that my hubby's grandfather has given the house to my father inalw out of love and affection..

now on the other hand my father inlaw has 5 sisters .out of dem 1 sister has filed a property case in high court wherein she has claimed that the will is fake.. case has been gong on since 8 years..

1. so will this help me if i tell this to the judge in dvact?

2.is it mandatory to take a NOC (no objection certificate)  from all the sisters if suppose my father inlaw wants to sell the property in future??

please if you have any judgements that cn help me so please guide me

Reformist !!! (Other)     28 October 2013

if ur FIL has registery on his name then he need not have to take NOC from his sisters.

Also, he can evict u if your husband is staying somewhere else. He can anytime file suite in court to evict you from the house. This depend on many factors like where ur husband stay, from what time u r living in ur FIL house, where u last stayed with ur hubby, is this house a shared household and many more factors.


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