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Advocate Naveen Gupta
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Distirct & Session Court, Bareilly
3 years Experience- Allahabad High Court
- District Court, Bareilly
- District Court, Moradabad
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Questions Answered by Advocate Naveen Gupta
Q: Marriage problem in-laws having issues with my job
I want to live separated from my in laws because they do not allow to do job and my further studies and my husband also physically harass me. I want all my stuff , my belongings back so that I can live properly.
Advocate Naveen Gupta answered
you can File divorce for cruelty a and claim maintenance under section 125 Criminal Procedure act, 1973. also file Criminal case under section 498A of Indian Penal Code for physical cruelty by husband.
Q: Torture by husband and in law is not supportive
My husband makes vedios of my and he record every phone call of my and my family members and he always put me down by saying cheap words and they always dominate me he always questiong my character and always tint me in every conversation always compare me with other he never trust me even he can't give me a better life food clothes to me and my 1.5 daughter I don't no what to do I have no proof against him . I am getting mentally depressed please suggest me what should I do. nThis message Is on behalf of my sister so please let me know
Advocate Naveen Gupta answered
Section 498-A of the IPC is a criminal law wherein the wife, and her parental family can charge any or the entire husband's family of physical or mental cruelty.you can also file for maintenance under Section 125 of crpc act 1973.
Q: Can a married sister claim married brother's property?
Can a married sister claim married brother's property?
Advocate Naveen Gupta answered
The sister cannot claim a share in the property if the deceased wife and childrens are alive. But if the brother so deceased was unmarried then sister is entitled to receive the share in property.According to Hindu succession act, 1956 sister come under the class 1 hier category.
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