My mother in law has filed a complaint nd den 156(3) against me. I hav filed FIR nd DV where by I wa

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My mother in law has filed a complaint nd den 156(3) against me. I hav filed FIR nd DV where by I wa

10-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)

My mother in law has filed a complaint nd den 156(3) against me. I hav filed FIR nd DV where by I was asking for ryt to residence.. after 4 hearing now my husband has trf his house which was mortgaged in bank to my father in law. They r asking me to leave d house as it belongs to dem nd my husband posting is outside city. Wat do I do. I m working nd can afford leased accomodation but I want to stay in my husband's property. I m hindu

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Shilpika bisht Bisht
No sir. I hav filed DV agnst my husband and in laws. Property was purchased by my husband with 5 lac contribution of father in law. Now he has closed all loans and trf d property to father in law.

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Advocate Ajay Verma LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2023-07-10T08:58:55+05:30

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dear client, Protection of women from domestic violence act 2005 gives you the right to reside in a shared household. Transfer of house by your husband in favour of your father in law doesn't matter and cannot curtail your right to reside in that house. You need an experienced law expert to proceed with your case. For further legal assistance feel free to contact me

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Advocate Rishabh Kumar LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2023-07-10T15:08:21+05:30

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ur remedy might lie in domestic violence act u can approach the concerned magistrate legally consult local counsel however in matrimonial disputes mediation is the best way so try ur best to be together else part ways amicably protecting ur rights but plz ur well beings of ur kids if any should be a couples priority

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Advocate Ankit Gupta LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2023-07-12T18:57:10+05:30

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on the above mentioned query please inform the mortgagee financial institution about the tranfer of such property. this is crime. without permission or intimation of bank, no one can transfer a mortgaged property in favour of anyone. secondly file a application in DV case for accomodation in the matrimonial house or husband's property. the court should have to order for accommodation because during pendency of case no one can eject you from your husband property. ejectment is applicable when desertion is proved.

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