Need advice about my divorce case
DV victimmmm
(Querist) 27 September 2014
This query is : Resolved
Dear experts ,
My wife had filed a DV case with severe allegations like attempt of murder,forceful abortion which was dismissed by JMFC court in 2013 saying that She could not prove cruelty and most of her allegations were proved false by evidence given by me. She then filed crpc 125 in Family court with same allegations.Family court judgment says that it's not at all convincing that she was treated with any cruelty by me. But as I have filed divorce case and I am not ready to take her back, family court allowed maintenance to her and my 4 year old daughter( 8 thousand/month) even though my wife is working and it is proved in the court that she was hiding her employment. Now my wife has submitted her evidence in divorce case with same allegations in her counter claim. In fact she submitted same copy of affidavit in DV, crpc 125 and divorce case without any change.Family court judge says that either I should pay whatever she asks or I should take her back. Family court judge is very biased and says that even a labor pays 5-6 lakhs easily. So I should pay at least 16-18 lakhs to her.What can I do in this situation where family court itself is promoting extortion? I have appealed against crpc 125 order in high court but nothing has happened in last 6 months in that case. Please advice me.Thanks in advance for your valuable suggestions and advice
V R SHROFF
(Expert) 27 September 2014
wife RULING, NOT JUSTICE.
BOW DOWN TO THEIR UNJUSTIFIED DEMAND, OR WAIT TILL SHE RELEASES YOU, DIVORCE YOU..
so MCD...
DV victimmmm
(Querist) 27 September 2014
She won;t divorce me. Her lawyer clearly told me that he has got a client for his lifetime earnings, so the case won;t end
ajay sethi
(Expert) 27 September 2014
what is your income ? what is your wife income ? court has called upon you to pay Rs 8000 maintenance for your child . it is responsibility of both husband and wife to maintain the child . fight case on merits . dont bow down to demands
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 27 September 2014
You should fight the case on merits. If the maintenance seem to be unjustified, go for an appeal.
