Crpc 125 - submitted two different docs

Cant get away with maintenance, if wife had told she is not ready to cohabit with you, then no need for paying maintenance.

But she is sort of willing to come back in your case, so money you have to pay, down the line.

About she has given two statements, it is common.

They ie wife give statements at 2 different places in ten different ways, it is absolutely fine.  But eventually the court will come to know that she has not come with clean hands, but still as she is showing that she is not working and not earning money, she is entitled to maintenance, for whatsoever period of time until you lay hands on the evidence like salary certificate, bank statement etc to prove that she is a working woman and earing money, you will have to pay money.  No two words about it.

Regarding suing her, that part comes later in the show.

Now they have told some story in DV, another story in divorce petition reply [which of course will be contradictory to each other], all these two timing replies will come in your favor eventually, and you will be granted divorce one fine day! SO no need to worry.

Now the suing part.

IF any of the two cases after being dismissed ie the 498a and the DV, you can take a certified copy of the same [order sheet] and then file a case against your lovely wife for registering false cases against you, you can all in all file 3 cases against her including defamation, let you be informed that, if you ask any lawyer about the cases that you might want to file against your wife, they would tell, it is of no use and its just time and money consuming.  But if you want to sue her for defaming you, it can be done.

Thank you very much HelpingHand for answering this question....

I have one more quick question... If she has showed that she is working and earning 22K then still she is entitled for maintenance? I am getting 66K net salary in hand....

"she has not come with clean hands, but still as she is showing that she is not working and not earning money, she is entitled to maintenance"

If she has not come with clean hands in the court and both the copies of cases are filed in the court... Would that NOT be sufficient enough to say that it's typical case of forgery?

Originally posted by : Mango
	Thank you very much HelpingHand for answering this question.... I have one more quick question... If she has showed that she is working and earning 22K then still she is entitled for maintenance? I am getting 66K net salary in hand.... "she has not come with clean hands, but still as she is showing that she is not working and not earning money, she is entitled to maintenance" If she has not come with clean hands in the court and both the copies of cases are filed in the court... Would that NOT be sufficient enough to say that it's typical case of forgery?

Today you might be earing 66k, tomrw you might earn just 6k, likewise, today your wife will tell that you are earing 66k, but this 66k is not a peramanent thing, it may change in the future to a lesser figure, that is called as change in circumstance.  

And even though she has filed two statements which are already in the court, she ie her lawyer will arugue on the basis of change of cirumstances, then she was working, but today as of now she is not working, she is mentally tortured and undergoing medical treatment etc, so cannot work for a period of so and so pay money...

But the thing is you will have to pay money.  Instead of worring about paying money {IA} you should be worried about getting over with the case in total as early as possible by pleading to your lawyer and inturn the judge.  

Remember, the alimony what you are thinking of paying is only interim one, finish off case fast, or else you will have to pay interimg alimony for years together.  And any such alimony [interim] is awarded only for a period of one year, and your wife will have to submit a fresh application for aliimony at the end of one year, and you too can submit fresh reply to her petition for alimony stating change in circumstances, to lower your alimony.