Dna test,

pushpakrishna (Querist) 12 July 2013 This query is : Resolved
Dear Experts,
What is the full form of DNA.
Husband denies his son stating that his wife left her parents' house in 2004 and given birth a male child in 2006. Even birth of the child did not know the husband till the filing of the Vakalatnama of her side. Husband filed an OP for divorce petition in the year 2011 on the grounds that desertion from 2004. wife filed a birth certificate from Gram Panchyat dated 14-06-2006.The Hon'ble court directed that you better to file DNA test.I AM FOR THE HUSBAND.Hence I request you that kindly advice on this with FULL DETAILS under what provision of law i have to file a petition for DNA test.THANQ.

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ajay sethi (Expert) 12 July 2013
you are disputing that your client is not the father of the child . since wife has deserted husband in 2004 your client could not have been the father of child .
DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is the genetic blueprint that determines a person's biological characteristics DNA is located in the cell of the human body. Upon conception, a child inherits one half of its DNA from its mother and one half from its father. This unique combination of DNA will match that of the biological parents of the child. For the test to take place, cheek cells are removed with a swab from the mouth of the mother, the child and the alleged father. In the laboratory, these cells are removed from the swab and tested. When a child's DNA does not match that of the alleged father, he is excluded 100% as the biological father of the child. When the child's DNA does match that of the alleged father, this means that the alleged father "could be" the father of the child, but it does not prove that he "is" the only possible father, since related individuals, such as brothers, can share DNA characteristics. However, a DNA test can prove a probability of 99% or greater for paternity.

R.K Nanda (Expert) 12 July 2013

De oxy Ribo Neuclic Acid is the full form of DNA.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 12 July 2013
Well advised by the expert ajay sethi ji. Nothing more to add.

R.K Nanda (Expert) 12 July 2013
u can file application u/s 151 0f cpc for

said DNA test.

Adv Archana Deshmukh (Expert) 12 July 2013
File an application in the court for sending the samples of the parties for DNA test. If satisfied with the reasons, the court does grant the permission.