The house belongs to you and hence he has no rights over it. You can send a legal notice to vacate the house or face criminal proceedings. Rcr notice has been sent by him therefore you should appear in court and explain why you are not living with him. If the court finds it reasonable it can dismiss the application. This can also be a ground for divorce.

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No the house belongs to you only and if you don't wish that your husband to live there you can file eviction suit you eat your husband from the house as that is belong to you only but since there is no dispute between you and your husband in court this is not the right time to go for this first you have to file a divorce petition and then you have to clean the house to live in the property is yours and you are the rightful owner of the property and without your permission your husband cannot live in that property

See your husband can create hinderence in vacating the premises though title is with you. You can now only ask your husband to vacate the premises. Further for time being you can reply to his notice that he has behaved with cruelty with you therefore you are not willing to restitute the conjugal rights.

Hello,

Of the property is in your name , you can send him notice to quit the property through your lawyer if not complied file a suit . However if it is your property you can sell it to anybody.

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1) If the house is on your name than he couldn't sale it.

2) He had send notice to you to live with him married life.

1. Since you are the owner of the house, you alone are the lawful owner of the house and no one can take away this from you.

2. Now you can claim this property from him . Even if you did not have this property  then also you were entitled to stay on the property owned by your husband in a proceeding under PWDV Act.

3. So you can file such case and claim the house form him.

1)he can sale but you can file a suit to declare such sale deed if you can. But you have to show that you have given the all considerations for the purchase and your husband has contributed nothing as he didn't had any source of income at the time of purchase of property or he anyway hadn't given a penny for the purpose.

2) Under section 9 of hindu marriage act restitution of conjugal rights is permitted. If husband has sent you the notice that means he is calling you back in the matrimonial house. It is upto you whether you would like to join him or not. If you do not wish to continue with the husband, divorce is the only way because without any valid reason you have no right to stay away from matrimonial house and the husband will file these petitions to call you back. If you are suffering mental or physical cruelty, lodge a police complaint or file for a petition under domestic violence act which also grants for compensation, interim maintenance and separate residence at the expense of the husband. 

No he can't even you can stay at the said house

1)issue legal notice to husband to vacate the house 

2) if he refuses file eviction suit against husband 

3) contest RCR case on merits filed by husband 

Dear Madam,

It it is standing in your exclusive name then get the possession of the same and lease it or rent it to somebody else.  File a suit for eviction against your husband if he is not vacating smoothly.  Give fitting reply to RCR petition and see that it is rejected.  

its your property. you have paid for it

you can sell it anytime you wish

but your husband may create hindrance by not vacating when you require

in that case you will have to pursue legal action against him for his eviction

Dear Client,

Husband has no claim in your property but if you sells and possession delivered, he may create nuisance as living in it. Complain the police that he forcefully in possession of house and dragged you out.

If the house property has been registered on your name then it will be your own and absolute property.

Your husband cannot claim any share in it as a right.

You can very well sell it to anyone of your choice.

1. If it is your house then you should not leave it in his possession. 

2. You are the title holder of the house if the sale deed is executed in your favour. Your husband does not have the right to even reside in the house except with your permission. 

Since property on your name, he cant create legal hindrance. He has initiated right of conjugal, wait till the order comes.

Anyhow personally, Talk to him in nice atmosphere and amicably sort out the difference, if possible.