Singh C 28 September 2017
Vijay Raj Mahajan (Advocate) 28 September 2017
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 28 September 2017
The law says that if the offence are not compoundable then the compromise would not vitiate the case and cannot absolve the accused. So as the charges are serious and are non compoundable hence even if the compromise arrive between your wife and you will not effect the case and such compromise will not vitiate the stated case. You should not come under the force or threat of your wife and you should not compromise but should contest the case. What is the guarantee that in future your wife will not againt levell same allegation or some other serious allegations in order to extract money from you. You seem to have good defence. Rest depends on merit of the case.Consult your lawyer with details.
Singh C 28 September 2017
Dear Sir,
thanks for your nice reply.
In FIR She leveled rape charges from 1 April 2016 to 30 Jan 2017, whereas our divorce final hearing was 20 April 2016 where in court before Judge, she made her statement that she didnot have any physical relation with me for last 2 years. In FIR She claimed that after divorce she stayed with me in my flat but the fact is that she stayed in the colony near to my house after divorce and we had no physical relation in that time.
Should I use the above court order copy as an evidence in my favour ?
Is there any medical test by which I can prove that i had no intercourse with her in that period?
Your advice is highly appreciated.
thanks
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 28 September 2017
Consult a lawyer with details. Without examining the case papers its difficult to advise.
Siddharth Srivastava (Advocate) 28 September 2017
Consult a lawyer with details. Without examining the case papers its difficult to advise.