Cheating in marriage
gupta
(Querist) 13 May 2017
This query is : Resolved
My sister got married in 2012. She is having a son of 2.5 years. Her husband concealed the chronic disease of Haemohilia before marrige. This we come to know in 2016 April. The disease is a seriuos one transferable to next generation.And now he told us he is suffering from kidney disease(both completely damaged). This we dont know whether it was prior to marriage or not.
My question
1)Can we file fraud case against family?If so what maximum punishment they will get
2)Can we get the maariage annuled?In this case can my sister get the custody of child?/
Thanks
Guest
(Expert) 13 May 2017
Are you really worried about your Sister and her Child Or your intention is to punish your brother in law.Suffering from illness will not be a valid ground for Divorce.Better approach this Issue with Humanity.
gupta
(Querist) 13 May 2017
But sir can the fraud or concealment of chronic disease be ground for divorce ?
Guest
(Expert) 13 May 2017
No, More over God had blessed him with A Child irrespective of all your allegations.
Guest
(Expert) 13 May 2017
Refer the Judgement in Google the Judgement in the Case of RajinderKalsi Vs Mrs.dimple on 23rd Sep 209 in the High Court of Punjab & Haryana at Chandigarh Ordered by Honorable Justice Vinod.K.Sharma.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 13 May 2017
If it is true, his both kidney damaged, try to give him courage and peace for his rest of life.
Q: 1)Can we file fraud case against family?If so what maximum punishment they will get
Ans: Punishment can not be predicted, in any case with out referring full case file.
Q: 2)Can we get the maariage annuled?In this case can my sister get the custody of child?
Ans: No annulment at this stage.
Guest
(Expert) 13 May 2017
Mr. Gupta,
With reference to your description, "Her husband concealed the chronic disease of Haemohilia before marriage" I would like to put a simple question to you, under which law do you consider he would have compelled to issue a declaration about his diseases before marriage.
Another question arises, did you solemnise marriage of your sister without making any verification about the boy?
Further, if you file a fraud case against the family or get marriage annulled, in what way your sister is going to be benefited by those cases?
Frankly speaking, yours does not seem to be a real problem, rather an academic query.
