learned advocates pls guide me and help me out.

vinod (Querist) 18 January 2011 This query is : Resolved
sir, a DVC case is progressing by my wife on me. court has ordered interim maintenence of 4000/- and passed DV prohibition orders under sec 18 of DV act. sir, my wife has sent a letter to my departmental officer saying that i have said in court that i am suffering from HIV-AIDS (whereas i am not suffering from HIV-AIDS) and thus she has requested for medical documents. learned advocates pls guide me on the following questions pls -

1. what can i do to stop my wife from sending letters to my departmental officer.
2. can i proceed with a defamation case against her? if so then how?
3. if a person is suffering from Hepatitis -B, then can it be made a ground for divorce. if no then can anyone of you, if possible, provide me references to such judgements where Hepatitis-B has been disregarded as an issue for divorce.

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Guest (Expert) 18 January 2011
1. send a legal notice your wife.
2. yes you can send a legal notice for defamation
3. hepatitis -A,B, C is not a ground for divorce.

Advocate. Arunagiri (Expert) 18 January 2011
Well replied by Mr.Ganesan.

Amit Minocha (Expert) 19 January 2011
agree with experts

vinod (Querist) 21 January 2011
sir, if i file defamation then i suppose it will bring a negative impact of the RCR of HMA which i have won against her.

sir how can i use RCR orders in the face of orders passed under section 18 of DVC to meet and talk to my wife?

i am thinking that if required, i will file for defamation only when we go for divorce and if she asks a lot of alimony from me at that time. is this correct? if i file for defamation then is her statement enough to win my case of defamation? how much compensation can i demand from her?

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