Mother-in-law not allowing entry in house
1 year ago
It's been 5yrs to my marriage with a south indian and my mother-in-law is blocking my entry inside house. What legal help I can get to stop her doing this?
A.Dear Madam,
You may file a Domestic Violence case and get restraint order and enter forcibly as per the Court orders as it is your primary matrimonial house.
You may file a Domestic Violence case and get restraint order and enter forcibly as per the Court orders as it is your primary matrimonial house.
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A.Hello ma'am,
According to the ruling of Supreme Court in 2020, if a women is married then no one can stop her to live in the house of in-laws owned by them. It is her right to live there. File a suit in the court regarding this and ask for the remedy for the same.
According to the ruling of Supreme Court in 2020, if a women is married then no one can stop her to live in the house of in-laws owned by them. It is her right to live there. File a suit in the court regarding this and ask for the remedy for the same.
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