This discussion addresses a complex property ownership issue where a house was purchased in a partner's name using the buyer's funds. The original buyer is now facing potential eviction and legal challenges as the woman in whose name the house is registered intends to sell it. The advice highlights the difficulties under the Benami Transaction Act, which generally prohibits claims for properties held 'benami' (in another's name). However, recent legal interpretations, including a Delhi High Court ruling, suggest that if the buyer can prove exclusive funding from known sources and potentially establish a recognised marital or spousal relationship at the time of purchase, they might have grounds for a legal claim to declare ownership.