My dad has two sons, and I’m the elder one. After my marriage, he started causing trouble for my wife and me. He took away all the gold jewelry my wife had and said he wouldn’t give us anything. If I report this to the authorities, would my dad’s property be seized? Could I at least get back the value of the gold he took?

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My dad has two sons, and I’m the elder one. After my marriage, he started causing trouble for my wife and me. He took away all the gold jewelry my wife had and said he wouldn’t give us anything. If I report this to the authorities, would my dad’s property be seized? Could I at least get back the value of the gold he took?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My dad has two sons, and I’m the elder one. After my marriage, he started causing trouble for my wife and me. He took away all the gold jewelry my wife had and said he wouldn’t give us anything. If I report this to the authorities, would my dad’s property be seized? Could I at least get back the value of the gold he took?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, your father’s property is unlikely to be seized simply because of a dispute with you. However, you may be able to file a legal case for the return of the gold jewelry or its value, as it appears to have been taken wrongfully.

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