My husband claims I’ve lost my right to our house due to our marital problems. I’ve been paying the EMIs for it. Can I get back the money I paid?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My husband claims I’ve lost my right to our house due to our marital problems. I’ve been paying the EMIs for it. Can I get back the money I paid?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, even if your marriage is facing issues, your right to the house and the money you paid towards the EMIs depends on the ownership details, whether the property is jointly owned, and the specific terms of your loan agreement. You should consult a lawyer to understand your legal options.

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