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Family forcing to daughter in law to give money from the salary
04-Dec-2023 (In Family Law)
Hi Team, My husband and in laws are demanding that I have to give my every month salary to them.Till now I given 75% salary to them and they enjoyed with my salary without doing any work including my husband. Now I got a kid and there is no single rupee saving with them. Now they are demanding that 25%salary which I saved previously along with my monthly salary. Otherwise they are not agreed to allow me to the house it seems.They don't think about the future and enjoy with others earn.So until I give salary they will keep me and then they will send me out for sure.I got married 3years back and got kid in 2017. My husband and in law's are demanding now when I came back from mom's place. And also they shifted the house without informing me and demanding monthly salary, previous savings, gold that my mom's kept for me.Now I took rental house which we stayed previously and staying with my months baby. Please let me know is there any law that we have to give every month salary to husband?
Obsolutely not, there is no such Law. What you paid to them so far is to be forgotten, but instead of you paying to them you can claim from your husband maintenance for your kid`s expenses , which he is bound to provide.
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Adv. S.K Prabhakar Shetty
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In normal circumstances, experts say that cash gifts up to Rs. 50,000 will not be taxed by anyone. Cash gift from husbands is not subject to tax. A man can give any amount of money to his wife, without tax implications.
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According to the government rules, certain close relatives such as husband/wife, son/daughter (including step child and adopted child), father/mother (including step-father/mother), daughter-in-law/son-in-law, brother-in-law (and his wife), sister-in-law (and her husband) are exempted from paying tax on receipt of gift ...
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Your mother can certainly execute a gift agreement in your name and that of her daughter-in-law. Anyone can give both movables or immovables to anyone out of love, affection, gratitude, etc.
No law says to give salary to husband or in-laws...if u don't want to face matrimonial problems in future ,you should give up ur salary or else ask ur husband to set up separate house.....or if your salary is so important than you have to give up husband.and lead the life in yr own....my sincere advice not to give so important to yr salary rather than yr wonderful family bonds with husband and kid.....
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Adv. Ramakrishna R.
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Sorry to hear sister the persons like this in society. Now come to law you suit a case on them about dowery,maintaince and torture.and another think is that your husband education.if your husband is well educated and not ready to work then court will take class to him.if he is really unempliyed not possible to maintain himself you can give share of your salary there are 3 shares first is yours second is your child third is your husband if you want to live separately.
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Adv. Shankrappa K Rao
Gulbarga | 25+ Answers
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Anyone can give anything, including money, to anyone. Gifts of movable property must be made through a gift deed that is registered. The beneficiary must accept the gift. Stamp duty and registration fees are required for the registration of deed.
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