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Kerala HC orders husband to vacate house bought with wife's father's money

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The Kerala High Court has directed a husband to vacate a house that was jointly registered in his and his wife's names. The couple married in 2012, and the wife told the court her father paid Rs 30 lakh to buy the property for her future security. She argued that her husband contributed nothing to the purchase and so had no independent claim to half of it. The case centers on whether joint registration alone entitles the husband to a share when the money came from her father.

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