Legal Question in Family Law in India

My father-in-law wants me to leave my home.He tried many things to spoil my relationship with my husband but I am still not ready to give divorce to him.My father-in-law wants that we leave the house and go and stay on rent and he is ready to pay the rent for 1 yr. When my father said that if the rent is paid for 5 yrs we can stay on rent to which he denied.After nothing concluded from this, now my father-in-law is saying that he wants to sell his house and purchase a plot where he will set his industry and use all money received from selling house in purchasing machines and setting up factory. My husband and father-in-law will jointly run this factory.So now he says that we all will have to stay on rent till some profit is earned and new house is purchased. I have a doubt that he is doing all this to throw me away from his house and property.Can I ask him to sign some legal documents before selling the house so that my right is protected. Also, can I claim anything in his property since the house that we live in is in his name only and he purchased it by selling the ancestors property.


Asked on 7/10/13, 11:56 pm

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Answered on 7/11/13, 3:00 am
Sudershan Goel India Law Offices of Sudershan Goel - Advocate

1. You are entitled to live in the ancestral property in which your husband has a share.

2. if you apprehend any 'domestic violence' in the hands of your husband's relatives, you may approach the authorities / court under domestic violence laws.

3. If a reconciliation is possible, you may certainly make efforts for obtaining a writing which could possibly be your anchor. you may also insist for a share in the sale proceeds jointly in your name and in the name of your husband.

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Answered on 7/11/13, 6:27 am


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