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My wife filed DV case against me and my parents, still living in the same house with us. My parents


03-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife filed DV case against me and my parents, still living in the same house with us. My parents want to sell the house, my wife filed another application in court for stopping the disposing of property. None of us were present there when court pass order regarding this against us. We didn't know anything about it, when we received the order copy on whatsApp only then we came to know about it. What to do now.
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Answer #1
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If any order is passed against you then you must approach the session court against the order of the MM (mahila) court. Since none of you were present in the court that's why the magistrate executed an order against you. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #2
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Okay I understand your query I will help you you have to connect with me regarding the same I will advice you properly. Your wife had filed DV against you then you have Defence that case in your favor by filling reply.
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Answer #3
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Dear Client An application under section 17 must have been filed for her right to shared household, will need to peruse the order to advise you further on this. The stay order will have to be vacated in order to enable your parents to sell / dispose of the property as per their own will. Feel free to get in touch to discuss further.
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Answer #4
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Wife can not claim any share from the property of her in laws. If she has filed any injunction suit against the property of your parents, then they are suggested to appear before the forum and prove the title of the property so that injunction can be dismissed. For better clarification feel free to contact Thanks
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Answer #5
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You should immediately challenge the order in sessions court against the order passed against you. It is a clear violation of the principle of Audi Alteram Partem, which means no order should be passed without a reasonable opportunity to the other party of being heard. You will be receiving a call from me soon.
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