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In Indian politics, familyism and nepotism have been the subject of discussion for a long time. UP-Bihar and most of the Hindi belt have its roots. At the same time, there are deep roots of familism and politics in the south. There are many such examples in the politics of India’s history when the father has handed over power and legacy to the son, but there are some examples when the father has evicted the son from his party. A recent example of this has recently been seen in Bihar, when Bihar’s main opposition party Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad Yadav has expelled his elder son Tej Pratap Yadav from the party and home for six years.
Lalu Prasad Yadav posted a post on social media on the previous day and described the behavior of elder son Tej Pratap Yadav against family and social values and irresponsible. This action has been taken by Tej Pratap Yadav’s post, in which he had spoken about a relationship with Anushka Yadav for 12 years. But can a father oust his son from property only by filling on social media? Is there a legal process for this? Let’s know
Law for eviction from property
If a parent is physically or mentally oppressed by their children, then they have full rights that they can evict children from their own property. For this, parents have to give an application to the District Magistrate. Through that application, the parents tell the District Magistrate that their son is not behaving well. If the District Magistrates do not take immediate action, then the parents apply in the civil court. At the same time, there is a second way of eviction from the property. For this, a registered will has to be created, in which it is clearly written how many people are legally entitled to property. Parents can also put a notice in the newspaper with the help of a lawyer. If the parents are more than 60 years of age, then they can file a case in the Tribunal Court through the Senior Citizen Act 2007. In this, action is taken within 21 days.
Under which circumstances can be evicted from property
If the son-daughter or a legal heir has any kind of harm to any kind of damage, then children can be evicted from the property. Apart from this, if the heir of a person has been involved in illegal work and the owner of the property is afraid that he can also be stuck in trouble even then it can be evicted. Many times people also resort to eviction from property to avoid dowry cases.
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