News India Live, Digital Desk: Property disputes have become quite common in court-court nowadays. One such important case came before the Kerala High Court recently. In this case, a son -in -law claimed a legal claim on his father -in -law’s property. The court, while giving a verdict on the matter, clarified that the son -in -law has no right over his father -in -law’s property.
What was the matter?
Handry Thomas, a resident of Kerala, filed a case against his son -in -law Davis in the court. He alleged that Davis was encroaching in his property and obstructing the peaceful use of his house. Handry requested the court that his son -in -law should be permanently ordered to stay away from his property.
Son -in -law
Davis argued in court, saying that he was adopted in the family and he has been living in the same house for a long time. He claimed that he was living as a family member after marriage, so he has the legal right to stay at home.
Court decision
After the trial court, the case reached Kerala High Court, where the High Court also rejected the claim of son -in -law. The court clearly stated that only by getting married, the son -in -law does not become a shareholder in his father -in -law’s property. The High Court in its order said that the son -in -law is not a legal basis for recognizing the son -in -law as a family member, and his claim on property is completely baseless.
Important
It is clear from the decision of the Kerala High Court that legally the son -in -law has no self -rights over his father -in -law’s property. There is a clear legal difference between living in the family and holding rights over property.
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