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In laws thrown me out of the house in absence of my husband


30-Jul-2023 (In Family Law)
Hello my inlwas has hassred me mentally and physically in my husband ABSENCE n manipulate him against me to that extent that we are not talkingnCan I file section 9 first and if things didn't work well can I file domestic volince afterwards
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Answer #1
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If the behaviour of your in-laws is intolerable towards you can anytime send a complaint regarding your grievances in writing to the police station according to your jurisdiction. And if you wish to go legal then you can always file a petition under section 12 DV Act against the in-laws and if you want to live with your husband then you can go for filing of a petition under section 9 HMA. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #2
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You should immediately contact a lawyer and upon briefing seek a legal consultation. In case your in laws have mentally and physically abused you, I would advise you to file an intallah peshbandi application with police authorities and simultaneously file a complaint under domestic violence.
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Answer #3
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Definatley you must do so. First and foremost you also need money for yourself from your husband and then for the mistreatment. you have all the remedies available to you. also you have a right to matrimonial home and no one can kick you out of that house.
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Answer #4
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Hello Madam, yes you can file section 9 application for the restitution of your rights if things Don't work yes you can go for DV please feel free to call us for better assistance Thanks Adv Dr Preeti
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Answer #5
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Hello, yes this can be a justified case against your in laws. however you need to come clean on all perspectives so that during the filing of the case there can not be any preliminary objection. Yes you can file for sec 9 first and later get DV act initiated. however it is prudent for you to decide upon why for all the queries.
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Answer #6
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in this case you don't need to file a section line you can go premediation litigation which is before the litigation and if the things is can be sorted out by the mutually between both the parties then you need not to go the court first of all go the premediation
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Answer #7
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yes why not you can file even you can file section 323 of IPC voluntarily causes hurt, against your laws and sec 19 for residence in Domestic violence Act even 498 A against your laws regarding cruelty thats it even ur husband is not giving you any amount then you can take maintenance under sect 125 of crpc
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