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Can i send eviction notice to daughter in law if i have property POA


13-Feb-2023 (In Property Law)
My son is living on a separate place but still my daughter in law don't want to live with him, she used to harassed us mentally and physically for property and money. She attacked my wife, facture her in 2014, we file a case of 323, 325 against her, due to threaten we both me and my wife living on rent on separate place since 2014, she captured the whole flat alone. I am the special power attorney holder of that flat. Flat is in faridabad ( haryana), i buy this flat in 2008 and special power attorney of that flat is from jalandar punjab. Can i file a eviction suit against my daughter in law on the basis of special power of attorney or i need to do registry to show that i am the owner of that flat.
Answers (5)

Answer #1
557 votes
See if you want to file an eviction notice then it is always advisable to have a legal registered papers of the property as the daughter in law would not just abide by the eviction and could bring it to the court. For any definite suggestions i need to know the details of the property and the whole facts leading to the present situation.
Answer #2
569 votes
Sir, you can file eviction suit on the basis of power of attorney . There many Supreme Court Judgements that state that the daughter in law has no right to live in the property of the in-laws. The law is on your side.
Answer #3
691 votes
Your daughter in law is staying in that property as licensee. You can terminate her license through legal notice sent through an Advocate. If she still refuses to vacate property then you can file eviction case against your daughter in law.
Answer #4
544 votes
Hello, without knowing the facts it's little difficult to suggest you anything regarding eviction, but you can take an action against this matter. I would suggest you to please visit my office if possible.
Jayatee Chatterjee
Answer #5
947 votes
Yes. Apart from filing suit for possession you also have right under Maintenance & Welfare of Senior Citizens and Parents Act to get possession of your property back from your daughter-in-law. We need to see whether you have General Power of Attorney along with Agreement to Sell and Will or only Special Power of Attorney. You may please contact our office to take immediate action. We are also handling cases in Faridabad therefore only regular visit to our office is not required.

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