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RLegally she can put her father in jail but for that she has to be ready to complain. The father has a duty to provide maintenance if she files a case for maintenance.
Practical advice; call child helpline or see if any relative or elder person intervenes in the child abuse. I wish Indian social service was strong to put these people in jail and provide for the girl but safely we live in a third world country. Do not be afraid to approach the police if you think her life is under threat.
RLol exactly. And he has no share in the property because it is in his mother’s name and thus not a joint property.
You cannot seek any shares till your mother is alive.RIf a will of your friend’s father states that she gets a share in the property then Hindu family law will not apply in case of a self acquired property.
Courts usually will ask you to settle the matter outside. Try to find a win win situation because property matters will be very long whatever your lawyers might say. She can easily get a stay on a any sale of property.
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