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Is there any law that forces husband to live with wife
30-Mar-2023 (In Family Law)
I and my husand both are working.we had arguments as he was always busy with friends and cycling.his parents never support me.now he left me alone for 2yrs.not responding to any contact.parents says wait until he understands.but i want to live together.what can i do.is there any law by which i make him forced to live together.i am a hindu.and he even don't want to divorce me.
I have read and understood your query and shall be able to address your concern as I specialise in matrimonial laws. However I need some more additional information so as to guide you well accordingly in this case.
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Adv. Anish Roy
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Can a husband refuse to live with his wife?
She can also file a dowry harrassment and Domastic Violence Act (498a) case against her husbands family. If the marriage has not been solemnised, then you can cancel the proposal. If the marriage is solemnised, then you can live in that place if its all there is to it.
Can court force me to stay with my husband?
You cant force someone to stay with someone who doesnt want it. The court can still try to reconcile both parties by giving each one a year to make a decision. Finaly, the court can only enforce conjugal rights if there is solid evidence to support it.
Can we live separate after court marriage?
In India, court marriages are recognized by the Special Marriage Act of 1954. A couple can choose to separate after a court wedding for various reasons such as work, personal preference or other factors. 17 May 2023
Ma'am you file an application under section 9 of the Hindu marriage act seeking the direction of the court for restitution of conjugal rights .
Since he has left you without any justifiable reason. That's the best remedy available for the time being, in case he does not feel threatened by this then you can also file a complaint case alleging the incident of domestic violence which may well serve your purpose.
Since he has left you without any justifiable reason. That's the best remedy available for the time being, in case he does not feel threatened by this then you can also file a complaint case alleging the incident of domestic violence which may well serve your purpose.
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Adv. Suneel Kumar
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you can file a petition for restitution of conjugal rights under section 9 of Hindu Marriage Act and if court will pass an order in your favour your husband will bound to live with you. if still he will not start living with you, you can file a petition for divorce on this very ground itself and court will grant it. for further proceeding and advice you can contact me.
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Adv. Brajesh Kumar
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Yes you can gile case against him for conjugal rights cover in hindu marriage act. You may get order from court of law to live together. Better you contact a lawyer . He will help you to file case to live with your husband.
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Adv. Dev Raj Sukhija
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There is a provision under Hindu law you can compel him to leave with you. Kindly consult to a advocate for effective remedy, otherwise your husband has a ground before divorce because your r separate
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Adv. Akhil Verma
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If there is a valid reason for the receiver to be abandoned, the court will not grant the RCR. The court can order the husband to remain with his wife in RCR if the reason is valid.
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