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Mental harassment of daughter by parents


18-Mar-2023 (In Criminal Law)

I am a 36 year old unmarried female belong to a Marwadi industrialist family. I have been facing mental, emotional and verbal abuse by my parents over many years. Despite being a rich and known in social circles background, they have not let me get settled in matrimony, and subjecting me to intense emotional and verbal abuse, anytime some marriage talks happen. I am having depression now due to so much insecurity. What kind of legal help is available to me?

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Answer #1
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Hello, you may have legal help which is in regard to your grievience suffered by you. For the start you may file a case against parents for domestic abuse I may also advised you to go into private/ court conducted mediation between the members so that your greivience meets end with conversation. There are other legal remedies depending on what you have suffered and what you want.
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Answer #2
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What you are going through is Domestic violence by your own parents. So you have remedy under Protection of Women under Domestic Violence Act, 2005. But to seek remedy under this first you have to approach the local police station or a letter to the concerned Police officer in your residential area. But since you say that you come from an influential background your parents might try to influence the police as well. So better consult a lawyer soon and discuss your problems so as to solve the problems amicably. Good luck.
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Answer #3
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You can claim your share in the entire ancestral property and get independent. According to 2005 amendment in the applicable law, a female can also claim her share in her ancestral property. As far as marriage is concerned, you are an adult and nobody can legally stop you from marring legally. Mental, emotional and verbal abuse, though sound simple, but has many dimentions. It is the nature and severity of the abuse which will determine what recourse do we have in law. For that you have to consult a lawyer in detail.
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