What can i do?
Puran Maurya
(Querist) 15 March 2013
This query is : Resolved
My wife file u/s Sec-125 cr.pc. for maintence in 2006. My wife always says if you not press our case then i live with her.
In 2007 i "not press" own case u/s Sec- 9. then running own case u/s Sec-125 cr.pc. regullary & get X-party order about 1200/- per month maintence. after information & cheting of wife geting X-party order I, filed Sec-126 (2). In u/s 126(2) Hon'ble court passed order give maintence 600/- per month filing date of u/s Sec-125 cr.pc.
Noted:-
1) My wife write in sec-125 cr.pc. in 2006 "not working & his family members are not working" at this ground she get x-party order. but at that time she is teaching a Private School.
another is she writes husband is working in so & so but not give any evidence.
2) My wife is practicing lawyer in 2009.
4) My wife write "Unmarried" Bar counsel Registration form.
5) My wife & his advocate beating in Family Court, I infrom to Present of Family court, related Police Station with medical but not do any proceeding.
6) She writes always false statement.
Relief:- what can i do & what section is liable
Devajyoti Barman
(Expert) 15 March 2013
Bring the evidences in court.
If you could satisfy the court then ex parte order would be set aside.
Raj Kumar Makkad
(Expert) 16 March 2013
If your wife beats you in the court with her lawyer and thus misuses her position as an advocate then you need to make a representation to the higher police officials and media so that a pressure may be build up on local police station to initiate a strong action against your wife.
Your wife cannot demand the maintenance in the given facts when she is already earning. It shall be good if you seek the information from District Court the no. of the cases she is contesting on behalf of her clients with the details of such clients which can become a base to calculate the income of your wife.
If your wife even after marrying with you prior to 2006 had mentioned herself as unmarried in her registration with Bar Council during the year 2007 as unmarried then this is an offence under section 35 of Advocates Act, 1961 so make a complaint to Bar Council of your State in prescribed format.
