Can judge change the final statement of my wife on her will
Manoj Bansal
(Querist) 18 March 2015
This query is : Resolved
my wife filed dowry, dv and other cases against me and my family. women cell made a compromise between us in 5 lakhs by writing all the points like she cannot do cases against me etc etc. now its the time of final statement of mcd. i want that the some points should be recorded on finla statement by my wife, like,the cases of dowry, dv and any other were filed due to misunderstanding and all have been withdrawn and she will never initiate the cases again etc etc on her final statement. but i have doubt that judge can change her final statement as i want that she should write these type of statements and not judge and not wife. what can i do to protect myself? and how can those statements can be recorded in final statement so that those should not be changed after that if my wife insists to judge. Actually wife donot want to give such statements. she simply wants divorce. judge is also strongly in her favor. judge is forcing me to take divorce and he wants that no such statement should be written. but this is not in my favor. so i will not give the divorce till she write all those statements. thats why i asked this
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 19 March 2015
The judge cannot change statement of wife if the parties agree on this.
Submit the written undertaking( by affidavit) of your wife in court also hearing final hearing of MCD.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 19 March 2015
Judges do not change statement at its own, ask your lawyer to be careful in getting all the points recorded from her side through cross / affidavit.
Guest
(Expert) 19 March 2015
Any reason for your "doubt that judge can change her final statement"?
Also, what do you mean to convey, "not judge and not wife?"
ajay sethi
(Expert) 19 March 2015
judge cannot change final statement of wife. . agree with Mr barman
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate
(Expert) 20 March 2015
In a court the duty of the judge is to hear both the sides , record their statements and arguments and then pass judgement on merits. They have no job to change the statement of any party, neither they will be able to do it without the knowledge of the party opposite to the case since a copy of such statement has already been served to the opposite party. So, shed out your fears and concentrate on your case alone without giving room to such anxieties.
Biswanath Roy
(Expert) 23 March 2015
Your wife can file a supplementary affidavit declaring that she has no other grievances against her husband either criminal, quasi criminal or civil in nature.
