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My husband owns a house which is occupied by his siblings


31-Aug-2023 (In Civil Law)
my husband owns a house and i am kicked out of that house by my husband and sister inlaw and they reside in that house. I have a daugher who is 10 months old and my parents are looking after ,me and my daugher from 2 years my husband denies to ask my sister and brother in law to vacate my house premises. what should i do??? can i get that house with police help without hgetting my husband spermission. i am scarred for my daughter futuree.and emotionally streesed as they ahve tortured me in past for dowry and mentally and pghysivccally by not giving me food, care and financial freedom. i was locked in my house and forbidden from meeting my family and people licving in the building.my ghhusband has denied his legal share from his parents property .can i get at least my daughter share from her grand parents property or not?? I have been tortured by my husband and my inlaws a alot now i need help to know what are my options so that i and my daughter can have a secure future.
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Answer #1
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You can file criminal complaint against your husband and his sister for physical harrassment us 498of ipc. For domestic violence. As well as you can claim for maintenance from your husband. You can also file suit for partition and separate possession for apportionement of house as well as for another movable and immovable properties on behalf of your minor daughter.
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Answer #2
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As per your query You can file an application under Domestic Violence Act seeking residence order, protection order and maintenance for yourself as well as your child. If your husband is having any right in the ancestral property you can definitely claim share on behalf of your child in the ancestral property. In case your husband or your in-laws harass or threaten you again, you can approach the police station and file a complaint against them.
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