How do I file a complaint against my father?

U can file a habeas corpus writ petition in high court. court will issue notice to your parent to present u before court and court will know your will and take proper action. Court can ask u that are your parents detained u against your will if u say yes then court give u options where u want to live.

How do I file a mental harassment case against my father?

Police will call your parents at police station and they may give warning to your parents. Ghete after you make take that matter to court by filing private case under section 200 of criminal procedure code for harrassment. You have to annex the copy of NC complaint and any other complaint to support your case.

Can I file case against my father for property?

Yes you can file a Petition for maintenance U/s 125 of Criminal Procedure Code. In such Petition and under the right provided by the Criminal Procedure Code you would be liable to claim money in the way of Maintenance from your Father.

Can a girl file complaint against parents?

7 Answers. 1. Yes the girls can lodge complaint in local police station agaisnt their own parents whereby the Police can even arrest or warn them for not repeating the offence. 2.

Is there any law for mental harassment?

Mental Torture is a valid ground for divorce and Section 498 of IPC is your shield. This is the mental harassment law in India to protect you against any form of cruelty and you can always file a case under it seeking the help of lawyers and advocates to guide you in the process of divorce.

Can parents file a case on children?

Section 6 of the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007 provides for the procedure for claiming maintenance. The procedure is as follows: An application under Section 5 can be filed against any children or relative in any district where he/she resides or last resided.

Is there any law against parents in India?

Since you are a mojor child i.e above 18 years of age, the general laws will apply on yoyr parents i.e if they physically harass you, they will be liable for assault and battery under section 352 of the Indian Penal Code. The Commission for Protection of Child Rights (CPCR) Act, 2005.