How can i counter dvc
vizag.ravi
(Querist) 16 August 2013
This query is : Resolved
respected experts,
i have a quarry regarding my case . my marriage was dun on 2010 .
1) within one year she went to her native .
2) 2 years over
3)i applied for divers (she wants to live with me but her behaver is not up to the mark )
4) the case was transfered to hyd (it is her native )
5)judge asked question to both of us .she told i have don d v . then i replied if i do like so then he will put number of cases . but it was not happen like so and still she liked to live with me.
6)the judge send us out and gave a day for trail.
7) now she filed a D V C case ON DVC 12 ACT 2005.TO my sisters and parents (actively we did not live with my family .we have stayed at another city.)
8)her father running real estate business behalf of her name and cheated number of people (cases are also claimed on them)
how can we counter her. pls help me
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 17 August 2013
Try to take information regarding her income especially her IT return.
You can ally for discharge of other relatives from DV case. That apart you have to fight the case on merit.
Mere separation is no ground to dismiss DV case.
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate
(Expert) 17 August 2013
")her father running real estate business behalf of her name and cheated number of people (cases are also claimed on them)"
How is this relevant in divorce or DV case?
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate
(Expert) 17 August 2013
If yo9u are really interested in countering then you should make analysis of the facts as to why she left you.
without this exercise you are not getting peaceful solution.
V R SHROFF
(Expert) 17 August 2013
Prove her income.
Defend DV
It seems she is ready and willing to live with you,
And u don't want her.
If so, Court will allow mtn. to her, [unless u prove her earning]
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 17 August 2013
You have to defend your case on merits. She is ready to live with you or posing so, and it seems you are not interested to keep her with you or such impression has emerged in the proceedings.
a) You have to prove her earning through acceptable proofs.
b) Whether any FIR has been lodged for cheating in her name by her father, if not, no effect.
c) Engage a seasoned criminal lawyer to defend your DV case.
