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4 years ago

Hi, This is in reference to my property case against my mother in law.I have been living in my father in laws house for last 25 years.After the death of my father-in-law I came to know that he by his legal will gave my house to my mother-in-law and now my mother-in-law wants to evict me from the home.My father-in-law never asked me to vacate his house.So can I fight this legal will as a case of adverse possession. Kindly help me out.

Jagannath S Pawar

Responded 4 years ago

A.Plz challenge the will in appropriate Court of Law with position of your residence and relationship
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Madam,
Yes, you can claim retain in the house as it is your matrimonial house and you cannot be evicted.
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