Senior Citizen Mental harassment & abuse Senior Citizen Mental harassment & abuse

3 years ago

My mother lives alone and my brother out of the city most of
the time as his job demands to travel to different cities. My brother estranged wife (Divorce is in process) harass my mother a lot , she abuses my mother and She is trying to pressurize my
mother and brother to transfer the property in her name.

Ved's Anjinachari HANUMAN LAW ASSOCIATES

Responded 3 years ago

A.File a case on her under DV act for harassment.One cannot shy away from the hard-hitting reality that it is not always the daughter-in-law who is berated but at times the in-laws who are at the receiving end of the daughter-in-law’s cantankerousness (crankiness). It should not be consigned to oblivion that the parents-in-law have every right to live in peace in their own property and the right to property vested in them cannot be snatched away and used as a tool to harass them,”
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 3 years ago

A.Hi,
A police complaint can be filed against her and a suit for mentally harassing your mother and brother can also be filed in court.
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A.Hi,
If it's mental harassment you will immediately need to lodge a police complaint against her, send her a legal notice, and then initiate legal proceedings against her.
As she is trying to take the property, you need to file a proceeding in the civil court and take an injunction order under Order 39 rule 1.
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