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Maintenance issue

(Querist) 27 November 2012 This query is : Resolved 
Dear Sir/Madam,
We have received a letter from a lady seeking for maintenance from her husband who is working with our organization. The letter we have received is through courier but it contains typing matter about the dowry she paid to him and other payments paid by her father. Now she has written a letter to our Chairman stating that she requires his 50% of salary. I am very sure that untill and unless we have a directions from the court of law by the hon'ble Judge we can not take any further step. Moreover our employee have not informed about this issue to us. Please guide us that what further step we can actually take. Also direct us some other ways. Expecting your response as soon as possible.
Regards Indu
ajay sethi (Expert) 27 November 2012
she has no right to her husband 50%salary . ask her to obtain apporpriate orders from court .
ganeshan madhavi (Querist) 27 November 2012
Sir, please let me know is we suppose to convey the same to the individual(Husband) since he is not aware of the same that she couriered a letter to us.Is there any need of sending reply to her or else can we keep quite.

Please suggest
ajay sethi (Expert) 27 November 2012
yes inform your employee about receipt of letter from his wife . send him a copy of said letter for his comments
ganeshan madhavi (Querist) 27 November 2012
Sir, one more query is it necessary to reply her on this or we can ignore the letter?
ajay sethi (Expert) 27 November 2012
you must always reply to all letters recieved by your organisation
ganeshan madhavi (Querist) 27 November 2012
Thanq sir, we will reply to her after we informing to our employee.

Thanks for your patience and immediate replys.
V R SHROFF (Expert) 27 November 2012
Throw it in dustbin.

At the most, show it to ur employee.
Reason: u r not in oicture.
not binding to reply.
no need to commit, he is working for ur firm. Why give evidence?? against your own man.
Just keep ur staff informed, that too, unofficially.

U hv no liability.

If at all u pleased to reply, simply state that U r not concerned [concern had no business ] to look into personal matter of anybody, whether our employee or not. Such letters are shredded & thrown in dustbin.
So do not communicate in future.
V R SHROFF (Expert) 27 November 2012
Why Co. shd spent time/ money/ for unrelated work??
Co is for profit making, and shd not incur any cost, any time of staff or stationery & postage.
Co. shd not commit anything.
Staff working is Confidential matter.
Even RTI cannot ask details.

U need not disclose, who are ur staff, what is their salary.
Only on Court Order. & Court will not order.

If u reply, she can ask court to summon you.
Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 27 November 2012
Do as advised above.
Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 28 November 2012
Legally speaking, you are neither required to reply nor denied to reply/ No legal action can be got initiated against your organization on the basis of demand of 50% salary or not providing any information to her or to ignore the letter.

So the decision totally depends upon your organization what to do.


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