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How I can proceed legally against impotent husband and cruel family


08-May-2023 (In Family Law)
Matrimonial question I married before 3 months .I recognized my husband was impotant .he and his family members touring me daily and my father in-law forcing me for sexual abuse in order to protect his son .mother in law sister in-law are also supporting him they are not allowed to talk with neibhours .won't allow to go out from home .not allow to talk with my parents .how I have to proceed legally. And also they are demand for extra property.to we spent around 20 laks for marriage Please give me advice how to proceed legally.
Answers (3)

Answer #1
726 votes
You can file divorce when your husband is impotant and the question of demanding propety does not arise. If you want you can also file cheating case against your in-laws, as they cheated you by performing marriage with impotant sin.

Answer #2
849 votes
Dear Client,
You inform the same to marriage elders, mediators and your parents through social media like internet etc. You ask your parents to come over to place where you reside and ask them take you to their place first to come out of the hell. Then after reaching your parents home take expert legal advise by engaging an advocate to proceed in the matter for obtaining divorce, maintenance, receiving back the amounts handed over to groom`s family for marriage and expenses for marriage and for filing criminal cases under Section : 498-A for abusing you and Domestic Violence case etc.,
Answer #3
771 votes
Hello,

File a complaint with the police against your husband and in-laws for their cruel activities and demand of additional dowry. The police will register an FIR under section 498A and under relevant sections of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act and after that charge sheet will be filed in the court and your husband and in-laws will have to face the trial. However, if you do not want to file criminal cases against your husband and in-laws and want to dissolve the marriage peacefully, file a petition before the jurisdictional family court under Section 12(1)(a) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 for annulment of marriage for declaring your marriage null and void on the ground of impotency of your husband. You can file this petition within 1 year of your marriage.

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