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Incest and fraudulent marriage

A man has an incestual relation with own biological sister. In order to hide it from the society he gets married to a girl but after she comes to know she walks out on him. Their divorce happens in DEC 2009. Then  he gets married to a divorcee having a kid and forges marriage photo dates in a preplanned way to show that their marriage took place before their divorce. He consults lawyers to dupe second girl in this fake marriage so that he can enjoy married life with her but can dispose her off if she comes to know of his incest.

Now second wife has come to know of his incest and hence he has applied for nullity of this marriage after 6 yrs of living with her stating that she married him when she wasn't divorced. Basis fake dates on marriage photos.

Hiding his own divorce , and proper legal marriage certificate of date 21/1/2010

 

How can such a man be exposed and put behind bars ?



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 3 Replies

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     06 December 2014

write specific problem

Isaac Gabriel (Advocate)     06 December 2014

Already the case for nullity of marriage is going on.If you are very particular to put him behind the bar,join as third party in the case and put forth the facts.But you should be able to prove the misdeeds.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     09 December 2014

Well said by expert Mr. Isaac Gabriel.  This incest issue has already been discussed in another thread.  If you are damn sure that the marriage photos have been fabricated with false dates, other than this, the girl's side too will be having their own photographs or other evidences to prove that her second marriage with this guy actually took place on some other date i.e., after the date of her divorce, so she can very well challenge his nullity case accordingly.  Now about his incest  issue, until one will be establish the heinous crime, it will not be possible to bring him on books.  Take further advise of your lawyer.


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