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How to File a complaint in womens cell..
03-Oct-2023 (In Family Law)
If sons of a senior citizen lady are not allowing her entry in their floors...we can say 3 son hai lady k and 2 sons me us lady ko ghar se bahar nikal diya..ab wo lady 3rd son k pass reh rahe hai. Use women cell me apne 2 sons k against complaint karwani hai..so is FIR required to file a complaint or lady can directly go to women cell..
I would advise your mother to file a complaint under the domestic violence act and simultaneously with the senior Citizens maintenance tribunal under Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007
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Adv. Anubhav Kathuria
Delhi | 500+ Answers
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Hello, i have perused your query.
In these circumstances she can file a complaint in the tribunal under the Maintenance and welfare of parents and senior citizens act.
If in case some kind of violence or intimidation is carried out in the present situation then a complaint at the concerned police station can be done followed by a private complaint directly before the magistrate of competent jurisdiction under section 200 crpc.
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In these circumstances she can file a complaint in the tribunal under the Maintenance and welfare of parents and senior citizens act.
If in case some kind of violence or intimidation is carried out in the present situation then a complaint at the concerned police station can be done followed by a private complaint directly before the magistrate of competent jurisdiction under section 200 crpc.
For any further information feel free to contact us.
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The lady can file a complaint under domestic violence act which can be filed directly in the concerned court.
Court has power to pass orders regarding appropriate residence, monetary relief and other things required.
Also , she can claim maintenance from her sons under section 125 crpc act.
They are duty bound to maintain her.
Court has power to pass orders regarding appropriate residence, monetary relief and other things required.
Also , she can claim maintenance from her sons under section 125 crpc act.
They are duty bound to maintain her.
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Adv. Shivam Sharma
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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