I am 48 year old. My divorce case is pending in a district court from last three years. I am giving

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I am 48 year old. My divorce case is pending in a district court from last three years. I am giving

01-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)

I am 48 year old. My divorce case is pending in a district court from last three years. I am giving alimony to my wife 9000 per month. She was living in her mother house from last 3 years. But last week she came into my house. Now she is living in my house. I filled a written complaint to Police but police did not take any action and saying that "we can't take any action because matter in court.

So, now i want to know that can she live in my house ? Can I stop giving alimony ? My advocate tells me that she can live in my house with getting alimony. The divorce case is filled by my side. My divorce ground is that she is mentally ill or she attacks on other. The evidence of a doctor has been done in court.

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LawRato LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-01T00:00:00+05:30

Whose property is the above stated? If you are not the owner of this house then the respective owner can file suit for her eviction. Yes, she can get alimony even if she remains in this house. In case, you are owner of this house then file petition in court to provide her alternative accommodation on the ground of her mental illness.

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