Residential order under domestic violence?

@ Tejal

For husband it is cruelty on him by you like being isolate to his family/friends.

you can ask for separate accomodation to live,but cant stop him to meet/visit his parental home and you have to entertain his relatives/friends to your home also.

In short, he can filled divorce on these grounds under cruilty. and i think divorce will be safeguard for you..

Nobody act like a slave as he is married man, this is injustice & inhumanity.

Save your marriage.

Regards

Hemant 

Tejal, yes you can get a residence order under DV Act.But mere to avoid household work will not give you that right always.

Why don't keep a maid to help you in household work?This is better than to indulge yourself in legal battle.

its not me ranee.

Her paarents inlaw treats her as a maid.they are not ready to keep maid as they thinks only "Bahu " should do all the house hold eventhough they both are from wealthy family. So do all the house hold work for her is impossible & listening the abusing words form her parents inlaw is more imposible.

i watch a case in news where a doctor get sucide because of this kind of behaviour of parents inlaws.

I put the details in my other forum.

This post is a clear indication of the problems of families in India.

1) Common sense, responsibility etc has gone out of the window?

2) Going to courts is not a solution to everything.

There are 2 crore cases pending-which will take many years to complete if at all!

Please do go ahead with residential/protection , separation, divorce, 498a etc etc etc

The worst thing a man can do in India is to marry!

You can read PWDVA, 2005. Your queries are answered there.

Regards,

Shonee Kapoor

harassed.by.498a@gmail.com

1 Can woman file for residential order after a 1-2 years seperation ?

2 & how much time of her living in matrimonial house is concider for a getting a  residential house which is not on his husband's name?For ex. If woman lives in matrimonial house just for 10 days, can she aligable to get residential rights?