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Wrongful restraint and physical violence


25-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
My husband is not allowing me access to a portion of house property where part of my belongings are kept and employs verbal and physical abuse.
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Answer #1
696 votes
It's a criminal offence to restrict any person to not allow access to the particular portion of the house property. And if you are subject to physical abuse then you should immediately apply for help and write down all your grievances and you can also file a petition under DV Act and claim your money. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #2
751 votes
Ma’am do one thing call 112 number to registered your complaint and after that file written complaint in your concerned police station. If you are the part of that property so no one have right to dispossed you.
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Answer #3
802 votes
your husband cannot restrict you in the manner mentioned by you. as per the facts stated by you, you are a victim of domestic violence and you should approach the court seeking relief that you be protected from such domestic violence. the courts will help you and if facts are presented properly, will pass appropriate prote tion orders.
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Answer #4
574 votes
You can access to that portion via permission of court or you can do police complaint in this regard ! This is the only option you have ! Though we need more facts on it to understand your current situation Thanks
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