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Senior citizen act as mother threat us to file fake police comp


13-Oct-2023 (In Family Law)
We had an ancestor property and we all made a reliqueshment deed in favour of my mother. Then mother sold that property and buy a new house and we live together. But now she wants to give that property to her brother. We had taken care of her from last 15 years and now she is fighting with us and threat us to file fake police complaint not to taken care of.. my question is If we left that house then are we legally bounded to taken care of her as she also getting a family penion of rs12k- month
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Answer #1
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Yes, as per the Law and Various precedents of the Hon'ble courts you are bound by the law to do so. Kindly feel free to contact us, we can help you out with your query and deliver to you the most uncomplicated solution based on facts. Looking forward to hearing from you and wishing you a great day ahead. Regards, Shivam Chaudhary
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Answer #2
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If you have done R DEED in fav of your mother & three years haven’t been passed then u can challenge the R deed. You need to hire expert advocate in this e! Plz b in touch to discuss the matter Thanks n b in touch
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Answer #3
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Morally you need to take care of your mother but legally speaking there is no such compulsion. You can simply walk out of the situation and give her the peace which she requires. however as a counsellor as well I can tell you that it is the progeny that the parents always depend on
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