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An Indian couple are taking their son to court demanding that he and his wife produce either a grandchild within a year or cough up almost $650,000. An Indian couple are taking their son to court demanding that he and his wife produce either a grandchild within a year or cough up almost $650,000.

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"We just wanted a grandchild", SR Prasad told a court in Uttarakhand today. So badly, in fact, that he is suing his son and daughter-in-law, demanding either a grandchild "within a year" or Rs 5 crore as compensation, according to news agency ANI."We just wanted a grandchild", SR Prasad told a court in Uttarakhand today. So badly, in fact, that he is suing his son and daughter-in-law, demanding either a grandchild "within a year" or Rs 5 crore as compensation, according to news agency ANI.

Why A Couple Is Suing Their Son: Grandchild Within A Year Or 5 Crores

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In a first of its kind case, a mother has approached court seeking compensation for the mental agony she is going through because her son and daughter-in-law refuse to give her a grandchild.In a first of its kind case, a mother has approached court seeking compensation for the mental agony she is going through because her son and daughter-in-law refuse to give her a grandchild.

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Indian parents have sued their son for failing to give them grandchildren. They are demanding a compensation to the tune of N270 million or kids in a year.Indian parents have sued their son for failing to give them grandchildren. They are demanding a compensation to the tune of N270 million or kids in a year.

He Has Been Married for 6 Years: Parents drag Their Son to Court for Not Giving Them Grandkids, Demand N270m - Legit.ng

The compensation they are demanding includes the cost of a wedding reception in a five-star hotel, a luxury car worth $80,000, and paying for the couple’s honeymoon abroad.The compensation they are demanding includes the cost of a wedding reception in a five-star hotel, a luxury car worth $80,000, and paying for the couple’s honeymoon abroad.

Couple Files $650,000 Suit Against Their Son For Not Giving Them Grandchildren

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A couple, Sanjeev and Sadhana Prasad have dragged their son to court and demanded $650,000 which is approximately N270,075,000 for failing to give themA couple, Sanjeev and Sadhana Prasad have dragged their son to court and demanded $650,000 which is approximately N270,075,000 for failing to give them grand children. According to AFP, the said Parents claim they have exhausted their savings raising and educating their pilot son and paying for a lavish wedding, yet no reward or payback […]

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‘Give us grandchild in a year or Rs 5 crore,’ demands the Uttarakhand couple who has moved court against their son and daughter-in-law‘Give us grandchild in a year or Rs 5 crore,’ demands the Uttarakhand couple who has moved court against their son and daughter-in-law

The curious case of the Uttarakhand couple who are suing their son for not giving them grandchildren

An Indian couple has sued their son and daughter-in-law, demanding a grandchild. They say they invested in their son's education and wedding, and are therefore owed at least monetary compensation.An Indian couple has sued their son and daughter-in-law, demanding a grandchild. They say they invested in their son's education and wedding, and are therefore owed at least monetary compensation.

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An Indian couple, Sanjeev and Sadhana Prasad, have taken their pilot son to court demanding that he and his wife produce either a grandchild within a year |An Indian couple, Sanjeev and Sadhana Prasad, have taken their pilot son to court demanding that he and his wife produce either a grandchild within a year or pay them almost $650,000 they spent training him. The angry parents told the court they had exhausted their savings by raising and educating their son and paying […]

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"I gave my son all my money, got him trained in America. I don't have any money now. We have taken a loan from bank to build home. We're troubled financially and personally. We have demanded Rs 2.5 crore each from both my son and daughter-in-law in our petition," Prasad said. "I gave my son all my money, got him trained in America. I don't have any money now. We have taken a loan from bank to build home. We're troubled financially and personally. We have demanded Rs 2.5 crore each from both my son and daughter-in-law in our petition," Prasad said.

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An Indian couple is taking their son to court demanding that he and his wife have a grandchild within a year or shell out nearly $650,000. Sanjeev andAn Indian couple is taking their son to court demanding that he and his wife have a grandchild within a year or shell out nearly $650,000. Sanjeev and Sadhana Prasad say they depleted their savings raising and educating their pilot son and paying for a lavish wedding.

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The parents' lawyer, advocate AK Srivastava, was quoted by ANI as saying this case 'portrays the truth of society'. | Latest News IndiaThe parents' lawyer, advocate AK Srivastava, was quoted by ANI as saying this case 'portrays the truth of society'.

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