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Can a child file a case of harassment on his parents
21-Apr-2023 (In Family Law)
Can a daughter make a case of bad behavior, exploitation, and harassment on her mother?
Yes you can file but u should have suastantial evidence against her mother.you should file dv case against the mother in civil court where is ur jurisdiction.kindly contact to us and tell me entire story
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Adv. RK Goswami
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Can I file a complaint for mental harassment?
Can I make a police complaint or FIR against my boss/manager for mental harassment? Yes! One can file a FIR/ complaint against someone.
Can I file a case against my parents for mental harassment?
Dear Client, You may file a defamation or harassment case against them. You can also go to the police and make a complaint about them, as they are threatening you.
What is the IPC section for harassment by parents?
You can find the mental harassment law that will help you in India in IPC section 498 (harassment), and 506(criminal intimidation).
Can parents file a case against son?
The Criminal Procedure Code of 1973: Section 125 allows a mother, who is unable or unwilling to support herself, to claim maintenance from a son. The CrPC Section 125 provides for the support of parents, spouses, and children who cannot maintain themselves.
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You can go to nearest police station and get the FIR filed on the basis of harresment and cruelty inflicted on you. If the police doesn't listened, the file your complaint to SP of the comcerned locality.
You can go to nearest police station and get the FIR filed on the basis of harresment and cruelty inflicted on you. If the police doesn't listened, the file your complaint to SP of the comcerned locality.
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Adv. Kumar Karan
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In such cases, the victim can approach the nearest police station under the Domestic Violence Act whereby the victim can narrate the happening of the incidents to the police and they would then take necessary actions.
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Adv. Deepak Kumar Sharma
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Filing a case against one's parents is a complex and sensitive matter. In India, it's essential to understand the legal aspects and implications involved. Here's a general overview:
- Harassment and Abuse: If a child believes they are facing harassment, abuse, or mistreatment by their parents, they may consider legal action. This could include physical abuse, emotional abuse, or other forms of mistreatment.
- Legal Options: In India, a child can take legal action against their parents for harassment or abuse. This can be done by filing a complaint with the police or initiating legal proceedings through the appropriate legal channels.
- Domestic Violence Act: The Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, can also be applied to protect adult daughters from harassment by their parents if they are living in a shared household.
- Legal Counsel: It's advisable to consult with a qualified lawyer who specializes in family law. They can provide guidance on the specific legal actions that can be taken based on the circumstances.
- Mediation: In some cases, mediation or counseling may be recommended to resolve family disputes without going through formal legal proceedings.
- Documentation: If a child decides to file a case, they should gather evidence and documentation of the harassment or abuse. This may include photographs, witnesses, medical records, or other relevant proof.
- Respect Legal Processes: It's crucial to respect the legal processes and engage with the authorities and courts as required. Misusing legal provisions can have serious consequences.
- Child Protection: In cases where minors are involved, child protection agencies and child welfare committees may also play a role in ensuring the child's safety and well-being.
- Emotional Support: Dealing with such situations can be emotionally challenging. Seek emotional support from friends, family, or professionals to cope with the stress.
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