340

1. Wait
2. Patience
3. Law takes its own course in interest of justice in S. 340 CrPC matters.

Dear Mr. Rajendra;

I have gone through the problem stated by you.

As the Law goes, there is no need of appearance of your wife or her counsel into the matter on 340 Cr.P.C. This matter entirely restes between you and the Court, third party (here your wife) has no concern with it.

So, dont be panic. Request the Court to proceed and inquire into the matter and pass suitable orders into the matter.

Definately, you will succeed in getting the orders passed in your favour.

Please note, the Court must have given finding in respect of false evidence against your wife.

Hope, your problem has been resolved.

If still any query dont hesitate to contact me on PradeepKrAdvocate@gmail.com

- Pradeep Kumar (Advocate)

8th October 2012

"Please note, the Court must have given finding in respect of false evidence against your wife"

Can you explain what does it mean.....?

Hello Dimple Shah, I mean with those words that, those words that The Court must have given a finding that the evidence led by anyone (here in the instant case, by the wife) are unfounded and can not be relied upon as they are/were found to be fake or fabricated that is to say the COurt must have disbelieved the evidences.

Hope, you must have been satisfied.

Be in touch for any further queries.

- Pradeep Kumar

Wife cannot be third party here.......

If this case is proved then your wife will be the primary accused.

(YOUR WIFE VS COURT)

She lied to court.......that's a big offence itself. Don't let it go.......make sure you stay on top of it and you will get all orders in your favour.

What will be the position if the evidence presented in court are changed.......?

Anything that is documented in court cannot be changed and that is the reason any false evidence in court is considered serious and that is the reason people take oath in front of judge saying whatever they presented in court is true to their knowledge........everything is final in court......nothing can't be changed not even a single sentence on affidavit presented.

I understand nothing can be changed in court once presented and thats not what I meant in my question.....

What if I report the court about some income or Status of the opposite party,     and that income or status is changed by the opposite party which is lying with themselves.......?

Please Note : - I am only able to report or inform the court about income or status of the opposite party........

@ Dimple your replies are confusing me are you rajender or dimple ? Either way producing evidence in order to prove yourself is a simple logic in any case and that is going to take place in this case as well. So no matter if husband is involved or wife is involved each side has their right to defend themselves.....