My mother, who owns the house, wants me, my wife, and our child to leave. She filed a false complaint against us with the Delhi Women Commission, claiming we mistreated her. She did this to favor my married siblings. The Commission has transferred the case to the senior citizen court. What legal options do I have to protect myself and my family?

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Law Forum › Category: Property › My mother, who owns the house, wants me, my wife, and our child to leave. She filed a false complaint against us with the Delhi Women Commission, claiming we mistreated her. She did this to favor my married siblings. The Commission has transferred the case to the senior citizen court. What legal options do I have to protect myself and my family?
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Apni Law Staff asked 8 months ago

My mother, who owns the house, wants me, my wife, and our child to leave. She filed a false complaint against us with the Delhi Women Commission, claiming we mistreated her. She did this to favor my married siblings. The Commission has transferred the case to the senior citizen court. What legal options do I have to protect myself and my family?

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Apni Law Staff answered 8 months ago

You can challenge the false complaint in the senior citizen court, providing evidence to refute the allegations. You can also file a counter-complaint against your mother for malicious prosecution and seek legal protection against her actions. Consider consulting a lawyer to navigate the legal process and protect your rights.

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