I’m in a tough situation, living in Vadodara, Gujarat. Six years ago, I bought a home here for my wife, costing around 15 lakh. We took a loan of 5 lakh from SBI, with me as the guarantor, as my wife is a homemaker. We paid off the loan after two years. However, without my knowledge, my wife and her brother (who is a builder) sold the house and invested the money in his new project. They are now threatening me and have thrown me out of my home in Manjalpur. I have an 80-year-old mother who is now staying with my sister. I am in dire need of advice on what to do.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › I’m in a tough situation, living in Vadodara, Gujarat. Six years ago, I bought a home here for my wife, costing around 15 lakh. We took a loan of 5 lakh from SBI, with me as the guarantor, as my wife is a homemaker. We paid off the loan after two years. However, without my knowledge, my wife and her brother (who is a builder) sold the house and invested the money in his new project. They are now threatening me and have thrown me out of my home in Manjalpur. I have an 80-year-old mother who is now staying with my sister. I am in dire need of advice on what to do.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’m in a tough situation, living in Vadodara, Gujarat. Six years ago, I bought a home here for my wife, costing around 15 lakh. We took a loan of 5 lakh from SBI, with me as the guarantor, as my wife is a homemaker. We paid off the loan after two years. However, without my knowledge, my wife and her brother (who is a builder) sold the house and invested the money in his new project. They are now threatening me and have thrown me out of my home in Manjalpur. I have an 80-year-old mother who is now staying with my sister. I am in dire need of advice on what to do.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You have a strong legal case. Your wife’s sale of the property without your knowledge is a breach of trust and violates your rights as a co-owner. You can file a case for recovery of your share in the property and for damages. Consult a lawyer in Vadodara immediately to explore all legal options and protect your rights.

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