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Petitioner Troubling Respondent and her tenants


09-Sep-2026 (In Property Law)
Even after dismissing case in highcourt in June 2024( Also previously case dismissed in trial court and senior division court) the petitioner(husband) troubling respondent (wife) and her tenants and threthaning tenants to vacate shop and there is no help from local police station to wife, Wife and her children is completely dependant on rent so how to stop petitioner by doing all this? Petitioner living with 2nd wife from 13yrs and troubling 1st wife & she is financially and health wise weak.
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Answer #1
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Hello Madam you can lodge a police complaint and lodge a complaint stating the threats and harassments you have underwent. You can seek police protection if there is a life threat. You can also get a stay so that he cannot enter into your premises
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Answer #2
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!you can file a domestic violence or criminal intimidation case against your ex husband for your safety, threat. You can directly file a case before the court. If you need any further queries please contact me.
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