Hello,
There are 3 lockers in a bank, two of which I jointly own with my husband. And the other one is owned by my father who has given authorization to me and my husband to operate. I have used these lockers to store all my jewellery.
Subsequently my father-in-law wanted access to these lockes as me and my husband don't live in India and we live in the UK. He asked us to write a letter of authorisation to him and his wife which we did. I believe he also may have got one such letter from my father also. My father-in-law is no more now.
We are now in the process of getting divorced and my mother-in-law has been visitng the bank and accessing all the three lockers often and essentially all my jewellery is in their control and I have absolutely no idea what she has been taking from them.
Now my father asked the bank to revoke access to his locker. But I believe she can still access the other two lockers. Unfortunately, I can't check as I am not in India.
Now these people are raising a hue and cry that they cannot access the one locker which belongs to my father and say they will take an action against the bank and us and what not.
I want to prevent them from accessing any of these lockers and also want to take an action against them. Is that possible?
Asked 3 years ago in Civil Law
Thaks for all the answers.
My ex husband posted on facebook defaming the bank simply because his mother was not given access to my father's locker as my father informed the bank that he does not want anyone else to access his locker.
Ex husband is threatening to get the police involved and file a court case possibly on the bank. What's his standing?
It really is surprising because he is raising a hue and cry because his mother is unable to access someone else's locker.
Asked 3 years ago