Mysterious story with no end.

1. If you have an seasoned advocate to your side then consult with him and file S. 27 HMA Petition r/w S. 151 CPC Application for disposal of joint property belonging to parties.
2. Mind it, the words ‘which may belong jointly to both the husband and wife’ in the S.27 HMA show conferment of an enabling power to deal with jointly owned properties also but do not restrict the Court’s power to such properties alone. It was also held that in the view of S 21 all, powers of a Civil Court are available while dealing with the proceedings under the Act. Hence can pass an order under Order 6, Rule 7 read with S. 151 CPC.
3. So far as your other facts are concerned my advice would be to keep meeting the installments as such acts are not mysterious at all but comes within acrimonious litigation of parties r/w their respective legal rights. At the end you will benefit most probably is my view on your other facts.

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1. This being a joint property your husband has every right to stay in the property and you cannot kick him off.Hence it is but natural that the court has passed an interim order for him to stay in the property .

2. As for your child you can seek maintenance from your husband or a one time settlement for the child , Remember maintenance is is co-extensive. Alternatively maybe with the one time settlement of maintenance for your child you from your husband you can pay off your husbands share of the property or maybe you can take an additional loan on the property to pay of your husbands share and trasfer it on your name ..

3. One option is to dispose of the property and divide the proceeds of the property and another option would be that one can buy the others share in ratio or  proportion that each of you have invested .Taking into consideration the market value and the installments that are pending to cover off the loan .

Go on paying EMI.  Serve a demand notice demanding 50% 0f the EMI  you have already paid.  If he does not pay file a summery civil suit against him to recover your money and obtain an attachment order over his 50% share.in the property.

Since this property is a jointly owned property,both are liable to repay the loan amount equally, but since you only have been paying it from beginning and you have records for it, you can very well claim half the amount from him by  filing an application in the same court.  take the advise of your lawyer on this as well as other issues and handle the situation.