Unreasonable Dominance Unreasonable Dominance

6 years ago

My in-laws dictated to my parents some specific value of items/money as gifts to be given during the celebration ceremony of my first pregnancy (called "vehvaar" in Gujarati)). My parents disagreed to this and said we will give as per our capacity, and that this is kind of gift which cannot be compulsory. As a reaction my father in law decided to totally disconnect from my family and my relatives, also ordered my husband to do same. Further he ordered me that I will not be allowed to take my child with me when I want to meet my relatives or parents. Also, he does not allow my relatives to visit at our home and meet me. Please advice whether this kind of unreasonable Dominance on my rights is rightful?

Deepak Yashwantrao Bade

Responded 5 years ago

A.dear client in your case Certainly the demands for these kinds of items is not tenable under the eyes of Law. You are requested to consult for further help / advice in this regard.
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Ambrose Leo

Responded 6 years ago

A.It is against the marriage vow and matrimonial Law to have unreasonable demand of money & gifts in terms custom, it is better not to complicate the harmony in the family & avoid unwanted hardship & complication later on.
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Johnson Thangiah

Responded 6 years ago

A.Sir,
Whatever it may be we have to respect our custom and usage.
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Anonymous

Replied 6 years ago

Dear Sir, it is not very clear from your reply. Are you of the view that my in laws are right in their actions towards me.

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NILANJAN CHATTERJEE

Responded 6 years ago

A.Dear Madam
Such is not right at all and nobody can curb your rights in meeting the person of your choosing especially your relatives. Such will lead to fight in the family and will certainly will amount to domestic violence.
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