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UIts funny how they didn’t publish the most intriguing part, the amount of money found. They conveniently didn’t publish that. Corrupt fuckersUIt is common in the south to kept the father’s name as the kids surname. There is no family name as suchUYes. In case you do go for the sale option in the future, get your house appraised by a professional. There is a chance the paper value may be say 2cr but actual value is saying 2.5cr. the seller may give the cash to your uncle and split the rest among you.UCourt cannot force you to sell the house. They will determine the share but not in absolute value terms. The judgement will be only say she is entitled to 1/4th the share. She can stay there as long as she wants. Court cannot evict herUI’m not talking about the case but the agreement. As far as I know you can’t sign away your right to sue except under certain situations like settlement agreements and this doesn’t seem to be one of those situations. But I could be wrong as I’m not a lawyer.UWould such an agreement even have a legal standing? It would make it complicated for sure but would it be valid?UIt will be years by the time the court passes he order. You won’t be jobless till then. It will be based on your earnings that time and dozens of other factors.UAbsolutely not true. Yes the burden of proof lies with the victim but she doesn’t go to jail if she can’t prove it. For that the husband has to prove the accusations are fake and with malicious intent. The wife being unable to prove the charges doesn’t mean it is fake. Lack of evidence does not amount to falsehood.
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