Your father can file case before senior citizen tribunal seek court orders directing you and your wife to vacate portion of house in your possession 

2) seek permanent injunction restraining you and your wife from disturbing his possession of the house

3)you have no share in property during your father lifetime 

4) you can  file case for perjury against wife under section 340 crpc

5) yourcan also file case of defamation against wife under section 500 of IPC for maligning his reputation 

daughter in law has no right to stay in in laws house. अगर पिता जी ६० साल के है तो वे सीनियर सिटीजन एक्ट के तहत कलेक्टर के सामने एप्लीकेशन लगाओ, कलेक्शन घर से बहार निकलने के आर्डर कर देगा I

sec 340 ka case tab banega jab court case kharij kar degi.

Father defamation ka case file kar sakte hai. Limitation one year for criminal defamation, 3 years for civil defamation from date of event.

Better hai senior citizen at me eviction application collecotr court me lagao.

Dear Sir,

Your mother can file the counter cases on her and her bhaiya bhabhi and also father can file the eviction suit. Also file the criminal case of defamation, blackmailing etc. against her. The best way is to irritate her by way of litigation and get the police complaint done by mother on every occasion when she does some misdeeds.   

1. Chunke wo ghar Papa ke name se hai , to us ghar per , apke wife ka koyi ahdikar ho hi nahi sakta , na hi abhi aur na hi unke death ke bad bhi. 

- Agar Papa senior citizen hai to wo use apne ghar se nikal sakte hai , unhe ek complaint SDM/SSP ke pas uske against dena hoga .

- Supreme Court ke ek judgement ke anusar , daughter-in-law ka apne parent-in-law ke property per koyi adhikar nahi ho sakta .

- Papa ek case  Suit for Mandatory Injunction , court me dal sakte hai usko ghar se baher karne ke liye .

- Aur , apki maa bhi ek case usper dal sakti hai under the provision of Domestic Violence Act, harassment ke ground per. 

2. SDO/SDM ko koyi power nahi hai , kisi ki property ko bechne se rokne ya doosre ke name transfer kerne ka.

3.Nahi , jabtak court me prove nahi ho jaye ki usne jhoota affidavit diya tha ,aap koyi case nahi ker sakte.

- Agar wo apni bat ko affidavit me galat likhti hai to case dal sakta hai.

4. case ki puri jankari ke bina nahi suggest ker sakte .

5. Bina court me prove hue , aap koyi case dal nahi sakte . 

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1. Police complaint karo aur court se ghar se niklne k orders leke aao ek interim relief ki application file kar k.

2. Aap log police complaint karo ki vo aap logo ko dhamki deti hai aur us ghar m ghusne nahi deti..and sell it.

3. 340 ki complaint file karo.

4. Aap sections m mat jao...advocate se complaint likhwa k file karo police SP ko.

5. Case harao use. Tabhi to jhootha case saabit hoga.

Human Rights Commission m application do ye saari baate likh k.

Why don't you file a counter case against your wife ? Hire a local lawyer and file an FIR against her and her family members.

Lot of legal action can be taken both civil and criminal.  But your situation demands for criminal actions. These are here. 

File private complaint (not FIR) u/s 156 crpc before magistrate for offence under  section 182 and 211 of IPC.

File separate private complaint before magistrate for defamation u/s 500 IPC. 

Also can file defamation case in civil court and claim compensation. 

File another private complaint before magistrate for extortion under section 389.

File two three criminal cases against her. She will face the music. If you keep silent such  things shall always have tendency to grow day by day. 

Consult local criminal lawyer and take action without delay.  Delay always matter in such cases. 

You can file a divorce case against her. You parents can file case under senior citizens Act and evict her if she is forcibly staying. Also your mother or sister can file domestic violence for Harrassment. Yes you file case against her for filing false cases and defamation once your cases are disposed off

I would advice you to file an application under section 12,18, 19,20, 21 and 23 of  D V Act 2005 against your wife and claim right of residence in the same house which is under her possession. 

I would advice you to claim maintenance under section 24 and 25  of HMA  1955 from your wife for the reasons you being unemployed and can't survive without the help of your wife at present. 

File an application for quashing Criminal case under 482 Cr.P.C.1973 before High Court making your wife as Respondent No 2 .

File a Criminal case against your wife under section 211 of IPC before Magistrate Court for prosecution. 

File application under section 9 of HMA Act 1955 against your wife for RCR .

You may go ahead for prosecution  before the Magistrate Court under section 500 of IPC against your wife.

Appoint private detective for evidence against your wife for use of it before Trial,Family and High Court.

This way you will have peace of mind and tit for tats to your miscreant wife as described by you.

All the best have peace of mind. 

1. Since the proeprty is on your father's name, you may ask your father to file an eviction petition to evict her from his property, but you should not live in that house.

2. You have been thinking about the years of legal case and that way its been years that you have not taken any legal action to throw her out of the house legally.

If you do not initiate an legal action to eject her out of the house then you will repent very mush at a later stage for not effectively handling her when the time was ripe.

Hence you act swiftly at least now.

3. For false affidvit, it becomes your duty to prove it false after which you can plan to file a perjury case.

4. Your father can very well lodge a criminal complaint against her for her tortures and harassment besides he can file a defamation case also.

5. The limitation for filing defamation case is two years and not three years.

1. Filing of suit for eviction is the only remedy.

2. She has no share in the properties of her in-laws. If she has taken the possession of the property then filing of a suit for eviction is the remedy in the hands of your father.

3. Unless it is proved that the affidavit given by her is false she cannot be made to face perjury. It is for you to prove the falsity of her affidavit.

4. File a complaint against  her and get the FIR registered under Section 506 IPC for criminal intimidation if you have been threatened with death.

5. Unless the allegations made by her are proved as false you do not have a cause of action to file a defamation complaint or even a suit for damages.

You and your father can take necessary legal action in this regard to save yourself eventually the benefits are available to lift the ladies and they are making tricks to harass the families in case you are facing lot of problems you can file writ petition in high court to get the direction of high court for the police and other agencies that they should not harass you in case there is any FIR you can file FIR quashing writ petition in high court to quash the the writ petition or provide stay on arrest

Hi,the wife cannot claim residence rights on the property which are owned by her in-laws ..A wife can only claim residence rights over the property self acquired by her husband or taken on rent by him ..It is advisable to file civil suit for eviction in court ..

आपके सवालो के सम्बन्ध में मेरी राय निम्नलिखित है:-

1. शांति के लिए सिर्फ आपकी समझोता ही आपकी मदद कर सकता है या आप दोनों कोर्ट में मुक़दमे लड़ते रहोगे.

2. इस घर में उसको रहने का हक मिल सकता है बस इसके अलावा कुछ नही जैसा की आपने बताया की ये घर आपके दादा जी का है तो आपके पिताजी उसे निकलने के लिए मुकदमा डाल सकते है अगर वो घर आपका पुश्तैनी नही है तो क्योकि आपके दादा जी की संपत्ति में आपके पिता जी का हक होता है आपका नही 

3. ऐसे केसेस में 340 या 182 नही बनता है क्योकि शपथपत्र में लिखा होता है कि ये सब कुछ उसके निजी ज्ञान और विश्वास में सब सत्य है तो विश्वास का फायदा मिल जाता है 

4. 499/506 आदि नही बनता हाँ यदि आप लोग उस मुक़दमे में जीत जाते हैं तब आप मान हानि का मुकदमा डाल सकते है, आपके पिता जी सिविल सूट डाल सकते है और निषेधाज्ञा की डिक्री कोर्ट से उसके खिलाफ ले सकते है जिससे वो आपके या आपके पापा के दफ्तर में न जा सके यदि उसने किसी तरह का कोई पब्लिकेशन किया है जो मानहानि करता हो तो मानहानि का केस दायर किया जा सकता है.

5. जी तीन सालो के अन्दर (जब आप के ऊपर चलने वाले केस ख़तम हो जाए और आप या आपके पापा बरी हो जाए तब) आप या आपके पापा मानहानि का मुकदमा डाल सकता है और कम्पनसेसन मांग सकते है दांडिक कार्यवाही भी कर सकते हैं.

फील फ्री टू कॉल  

Your father can file an eviction suit against daughter in law (Your Wife) , he should also file a complaint in your nearest police station that he have threats from daughter in law this will help you in case they retaliate on your filing of Evicition suit.. 

If a house exclusively belongs to a father-in-law and his son is living separately, the daughter-in-law has no right to live in the house. The property cannot be claimed to be a shared household.

If this is proved a false case then you may file a criminal defamation case against them u/s 499/500 of IPC. 

1. Iske liye pehle to aap waha pr hidden camera lgawao jisse apko evidence mil ske ki apki wife apko mother ko torture kr rhi h. 

2. Agar apko evidence mil jaate h to apki mother apki wife pr Domestic violence kaa case kr skti h jisme wo apni protection or compensation maang skti h usse.

3. Or apki mother senior citizen act k under uske upar eviction suit daal skti h ghar se nikalne k liye. 

4. Haan apko application lgao section 340 ki uske upar action lene k liye. 

5. Haan kr skte ho FIR agar police ne closure report submit kr di h apke against waale case me. 

Woh ghar uska nhn hai. Aap 1 case domestic violence ka file karo appni mother ke naam se. Aur usse kaho ke makaan khali karo. Wrna court se aap yeh prayer karo ke makaan khali karaaye kyunke yeh makaan na uska hai na hi uske husband ka yano ke aapka.

Jee haan perjury ka case banta hai hai aur usko file karo.

Uske alawa aap uske relatives jaise bhai etc. Par bhi case lagao agar fir nhn ho rahi hai to magistrate ke saamne complaint kariye.

Aur defamation ka case papa ke naam se file kijiye.

Deed of family settlement should be duly stamped and registered 

2) property should be mutated in father name 

3) then father can take legal proceedings to evict daughter in law 

No you don't require the ownership of that house to evict her. It is a fact that the house is the joint family property and she is not the at all a shareholder of the same. You don't require ownership documents

If the property was on your late grandmother's name and upon her intestate death, the property shall devolve equally on all her legal heirs.

The legal heirs shall comprise her children both male and female.

The partition between your father and his brothers is not legally valid.

They cannot claim title to the property or their respective share in the property based on this partition which excluded the female children of your late grandmother.

Thus your father's female siblings are entitled to a share out of their mother's property, which cannot be denied and if one of the sisters is living in that house, your father cannot evict her from that proeprty until the partition suit disposed and the share allotted to your father by court decision.

While posting the original question, you have not given the details what you have furnished now, hence ther may be incorrect opinion to your problem.

Now this opinion is also given on the basis of the information you have provided in your latest query.

I would advice you for 145 and 146 Cr.P.C 1973 against your wife .

Please approach Police for action under 145 and 146 Cr.P.C 1973 wherein your wife reside. 

It is a process of sealing of 

I would advice you to go for 145 and 146 Cr. P. C 1973 process against your wife. 

You need to consult an Advocate expert for 145 and 146 Cr. P. C 1973 process for the property held by your wife. Experts would advice you and lead for recovery of your both flats which is held by your wife.

your father is class1 legal heir of said property. 

he can file eviction suit against daughter in law. 

Yes your parents can get her evicted 

Even if we accept that the property is in grandmother's name then too she cannot live there. The house should belong to the husband. 

Yes they can evict her.

1. Sisters also had an indefeasible share in the property of their mother if the latter passed away intestate, and therefore they could not have been excluded from succession except by their own consent. They are free to seek their share if they are within limitation.

2. Property tax receipt and mutation receipts are not documents of title. They are relevant for revenue purposes only.

3. I repeat what I stated previously. Your father has the cause of action in his favour to file a suit for eviction of his daughter-in-law from his property.

Mutual partition is invalid and grand father consent has no value. Daughters have to execute release deed in favor of brothers to make them sole owner.

Your local lawyers are wrongly advising you. Non Mutation dose not make any difference. Your father have inherited the property and is actual owner and can evict her.

Law is clear - daughter-in-law has no right in a property which exclusively belongs to her parents-in-law and such a property cannot be treated as a shared accommodation.

- As per law, a daughter in law is not having any right over the property of her in laws whether ancestral or self acquired .

- Hence, it is wrong to say that the daughter in law cannot be evicted from the property of in-laws or even the said property is in the name of grandfather.