Try to reconcile with him if you feel like patching up with him if he is consenting to your needs and requirements. So if you want to patch up dialogue with him is only remedy if the talks don't work you can go forward with the court options.

"We were happy for 2 weeks post marriage and we were in relationship also."

" he was living separately in separate room may be he is impotent."

your above two statements are contradictory.

better to settle the issue by involving elders of both family, you can also approach mediation centre or legal aid centre of your area for patch up mbetween you and your husband.

for further clarifications, you can call/mail me.

1. Since you want to 'patch up' you may file a DV case under Section 12 of DV Act to seek protection order to put an end to all acts of domestic violence. Apart from seeking protection order you can also seek residence order in the shared household of your husband.

2. The court can also refer the matter to mediation to iron out your differences.

It appears your husband has decided to break thus marriage for reasons best known to him.They seems to be greedy person and may for dowry they are acting like this.

So you can talk to them to know their actual reason.

If both of you stay separate from his family for sometime the differences may be sorted out.

Otherwise go for Khula only.

1) your parents are your well wishers

2) there is no future in your relationship

3) your husband is impotent and has not consummated the marriage

4) best option is for divorce by mutual consent ie khula as per provisions of muslim personal law

1) you cannot claim residence order on your father in law home

2) if your marriage is consummated you cannot say your husband is impotent

3) engage a detective agency to trace your husband

hi,either you can give khula or if you want to fight legally you can proceed by filing civil proceedings against him

1. File an habeas corpus petition to trace him. Launch a man missing complaint in the police station.

2. If it is in your in laws name, then you don't have right to disturb them as per supreme court judgments.

3. Your query is not clear to answer.

Madam,

As you are saying that the house where you and your husband last resided together after your marriage is on your father-in-law's name, you cannot claim residence order as the property is your father-in-law's self acquired property and he has absolute right over his property and it is his prerogative to allow or not to allow you to stay in his house when his own son is not living with them. File a missing complaint in the jurisdictional PS where you are presently residing. Provide all the details of your husband i.e., workplace details, his TL's phone number etc. The police will trace out your husband. You have strong grounds to file many criminal as well as civil cases against your husband, but since he is not traceable as of now, wait till he is traced out. Once he is in reach, you can file cases against him with the help of a lawyer. All the best!

1. You can claim residence order if your husband was residing in the house of your father-in-law. It qualifies to be a shared household under DV Act.

2. You do not require his number to file the case. What you require is the residential address.

say that your parents want to end this marriage by khulanama, whereas you want to patch up?

At one point you mentioned him to be impotent since he stayed in a separate room., what is your idea on this?

Whether your marriage was consummated or not?

If the marriage was not consummated and he is not agreeing for mutual consent divorce, i.e., khula, especially when he is refusing to have conjugal relationship, may he is impotent, hence he is not interested ion sexual relationship.

You can then file a contested divorce on the same grounds under the provisions of section 2()v) of dissolution of muslim marriage act, 1939.

1. Since you are also into software industry, you can very well call on his office and personally meet him or verify the details about him.

2. You can very well claim residence in that house since it was the last place where you resided with him together.

Let your inlaws object to it in the court of law.

3. If the marriage was consummated then he cannot be held as an impotent.

Then there is no other reason than to file DV case, and seek for protection and residential rights.

1. Yes you can claim the residence at the property which belongs to his father,

2. If they are taking such stance, then you being the wife lodge an FIR of misding against your husband.

Regards

Since you want to patch up, file a petition for restitution of conjugal rights. That's because you husband has abandoned and deserted you without any just and sufficient cause.

As advised, you could also take recourse to domestic violence and file a complaint under the same and obtain residence order.

Contact a local lawyer.

1) Try to call him by the via of counselor, please check with counselor.

2) In your case husband is to responding and the owner of house is your in laws.

3) Are you working women?

4) there are so many factors in your case that needs to be answered by you

5) As you said your parents wants khula from him, but you don't, try to keeping calling him and set your separate home with your husband if yiu are working women.

6) Give him last chance to talk in front of counselor otherwise go via court, than court will send him summons, after summons is delivered to him by default he had to present in the court.

With so many advices you have, please engage one local advocate/counsel.