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Eviction of daugher in law when father in law is the attony holder
13-Feb-2023 (In Civil Law)
Writing this on behalf of my father:
My son is living on a separate place but still my daughter in law don't want to live with him, she used to harassed us mentally and physically for property and money. She attacked my wife, facture her in 2014, we file a case of 323, 325 against her, due to threaten we both me and my wife living on rent on separate place since 2014, she captured the whole flat alone. I am the special power attorney holder of that flat. Flat is in faridabad ( haryana), i buy this flat in 2008 and special power attorney of that flat is from jalandar punjab. Can i file a eviction suit against my daughter in law on the basis of special power of attorney or i need to do registry to show that i am the owner of that flat.
You have the power of attorney from the owner of the flat then you are the sole owner..... And you don't have to go for registry, you may file the eviction petition on the behalf of power of attorney...
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Adv. Pradeep Nehra
Karnal | 25+ Answers
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Hello sir recent app kaha stay kr rhe h.or ye jo property ancestor property h...or jo case chl rha h vo kaha chl rha h recent usme kya status h. App ka beta kaha rh rha h. Or app usi flat me kyo nhi rh rhe..
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Adv. Neelam Rai
Faridabad | 100+ Answers
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If you are power of attorney holder you can transfer it in the name of your wife. There is a recent judgement of Supreme court, if daughter in law dont want to live with her inlaws, son is eligible to take divorce.
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Adv. Rohtash Kumar Solanki
Faridabad | 25+ Answers
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you will need to show the registry in your name and the fact that the son does not reside with you. You will have to show that the said flat was bought from your own funds and is a self acquired property and not an ancestral property in which the son might have any right or pecuniary contribution.
On the basis of that you can file a suit for injunction against your son and daughter in law. You should take pre-emptive action before the daughter in law files a Section 12 Complaint under Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act and seeks a restraining order on this property showing that after marriage she cohabited with her husband on this property and therefore the same is a matrimonial home to her.
On the basis of that you can file a suit for injunction against your son and daughter in law. You should take pre-emptive action before the daughter in law files a Section 12 Complaint under Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act and seeks a restraining order on this property showing that after marriage she cohabited with her husband on this property and therefore the same is a matrimonial home to her.
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Adv. Aayush Chandra
Delhi | 25+ Answers
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Dear sir, u file a civil suit in court. U have a power of attorney,so u r in position to file a civil suit, u file a civil suit for possession & permanent injunction against ur son's wife in civil court of ur area. U purchase the property so, ur daughter in law not claim on ur property against ur will Dear sir before sole the property.. U have in position of possesion.. So, please file suit for posession.... ..... And divorce procedure r another way... It is not necessary that every judgement of supreme court is apply in matter.. District judge not bound to follow the judgement of supreme court, its depend on facts of case n depend on judge
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Adv. Vikas Tanwar
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