To evict the my purchased house

Ajay Kumar Reddy (Querist) 28 November 2025 This query is : Resolved
I am Ajay Kumar Reddy, I have divorced on April 2010 from Family court & From High court 2011. But at 2006 she unauthorized captured by breaking lock. with my ex wife i have two child, At this time my son age is 31yr, daughter age is 25 year. from lower court (Session court on 2018 ) given order that all 3 ( Ex wife, Son & Daughter) will evict my house.
Then my ex wife, son & daughter all three appealed in high court, Honorable high court has given partial verdict. Honorable high court has told to evict the house my ex wife, But son and daughter can stay in that house. MY question are :-
1. I want 100% possession in my house what can I do??
2. My son is doing service in Banglore & daughter at Pune but in the name of children her mother will stay in same house then she will create nuisance to me if i will stay in same house.
3. Can give any one suggestion to me what can i do?? My purchased house when i alive then succession by high court? My both children not doing any responsibility towards me since 20years and no relationship with them also. 4. Weather i go to supreme court on this matter?
5. How i can restrain to my ex wife to stay my house in behalf of my children.
6. Sir I have already filed the execution of HC order. Now the problem is HC given the order (just on 27 th November 2025 as Reportable Judgement) my both children can stay in that house as equal share. I have no touch them last 20 years, they are not doing any duties towards me (As father) then how to i evict them?? Please give me suggestion on this matter also

Thanking you,

Ajay Kumar Reddy

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Ajay Kumar Reddy purchased a house and seeks to evict his ex-wife and two adult children who have been residing there since 2006. While a lower court ordered eviction for all three, the High Court ruled that the ex-wife must leave, but the son and daughter can remain. Ajay is concerned about his ex-wife causing issues and wants to regain 100% possession of his self-acquired property, questioning his legal recourse, including potentially approaching the Supreme Court and how to prevent his ex-wife from staying under the guise of his children. Experts suggest filing an eviction suit in District Court, potentially invoking the Senior Citizens Act, and filing a police complaint for unauthorised occupation.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 28 November 2025
It is yours, and hence they have no right to the house. You can evict them. File a complaint against your ex-wife for unauthorised occupation of your house at the police station.

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 29 November 2025
Although both of them (son and daughter) are your children even than they can be denied to stay/evicted from your house being licencee / permissible occupant.
You can invoke provisions of Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2009 and file a complaint before your District Magistrate, presumably you are in the catagory of a senior citizen.

Dr. J C Vashista (Expert) 29 November 2025
All three of them have no right, interest, claim or title in your self-acquired property.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Expert) 29 November 2025
You can file a suit for eviction to evict all of them before a district court.

Ajay Kumar Reddy (Querist) 03 December 2025
Thank u very much all experts please reply on following things :-
Sir I have already filed the execution of HC order. Now the problem is HC given the order (just on 27 th November 2025 as Reportable Judgement) my both children can stay in that house as equal share. I have no touch them last 20 years, they are not doing any duties towards me (As father) then how to i evict them?? Please give me suggestion on this matter also

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kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 03 December 2025
You can file an eviction suit in the District Court, as suggested by the learned expert Sri T.Kalaiselvan sir. As per the Senior Citizens Act, you can file a case against your children for not giving their support at least for your health purposes.

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