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SAgain a settlement is the fastest way to rip the bandage off but if itās alimony you prefer then yeah thatās the best way
Btw: Indian rules are shit when it comes to alimony in general women are favoured heavily but thatās my opinion.
SYeah and if she finds this out you will be tried for willfully cheating, do a one time settlement and get out for good. That is the safest waySThe same logic also applies to if the father who paid for the property and gave it to his heir. He also has the right to claim it back if mis-treated although proving is a problem.SCorrect but if the father hasnāt paid for it and is irresponsible putting the family at risk then such property can be disputed.SIf the land is this is ancestral property you have a claim your mother doesnāt check with a lawyer asap and get a stop order asapSYou need to rip the bandage out and from what I read your requests seem reasonable and not crazy. But then again living separately might be a topic that should have been spoken before marriage.Please first talk to your parents and discuss on options. Get your jewelry out from his possession. Donāt make rash decisions but rather calculated. Once your parents think itās safe leave.
SNope, you committed and back out of an unofficial deal. You canāt do anything take your loss and move on. Unless he is a nice person nothing can be done here.Resellers wonāt give money back that is their whole bread and butter, once you commit you have to go through.
SI donāt think he needs to return it, you wasted his time plus he is in the verge of losing his money.If you hadnāt committed he might have had other buyers.
To give your money back is his call and since this is unofficial you canāt even claim cheating.
SIf your father shows proof of money he spent for the house under his fatherās name and then also shows proof of the land under his name. That is not ancestral property, they canāt claim it, but the issue here is that you might have to settle some amount since they stayed for 30+ years which your father willingly allowed.SI mean your uncle paid only but technically he hasnāt paid it back is what the complaint will be. Your uncle has proof of online Payment but he hasnāt t paid it back there is no proof.
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