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My dad made a house in their land in India.But that land was from my grand dad.He made a will which is after my dad need to give my brother.But for that house my brother paying tax in his name. My brother got another house. When my parents build a new house my brother and his family came to my parents house.Now my sister in law was harrased my parents.So my brother went back to their own house. But my sister in law not willing to go back their house.So my parents locked the house and they went to Delhi.Now my sister in law made injection order .I am asking do my parents loose their house.
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