Can a married women request for dna testing ?

Even otherwise if not through court, any one can obtain such certificate from bonafide laboratories and submit it as documentary evidence.

What is the point in dispute? What is the real issue?

1. Court order is not required for getting the DNA of her son verified.

2. She can get the DNA of her son tested by the appropriate Laboratory.

Hello Experts,

   The issue is that the wife would like to get out of the wedlock as her parmour is rich and famous person , but she is worried that her husband may not give her divorce legally, as her husband and kid are emotionally attached and the entire neighbourhood sees them as a perfect family . so inspite of all the drama that his wife puts,no one is ready to listen to her as already 16 years have passed.

  so she wants to get seperated from her husband legally . so she wants to prove legally that her husband is not the biological father and take divorce based on that.

  can that wife legally request the court's for a DNA test to prove that her husband is not the biological father? are there any provisions in law which can stop her from doing DNA test  .

Rgds,

Vinay.

There is no such law that prevents any citizen in exercising their rights.  Even if a DNA test proves illegitimacy, the husband may not be willing to give divorce, as he can claim that he has given consent for such adultery as per the past laws.  Finally, it is left to the Court to decide on such facts presented before them.  But, even court cannot compel her,  when a wife is not interested to continue the marital relationship.

Well Prasad sir,

   Courts cannot compel her "Agreed" but the court also cannot break a family because a women wants to break it???

anyway legally if she requests the court will they Direct a person to have a DNA test ?? if yes then during the ND Tiwari arguments the son produced the below proof's to allow the courts for a DNA test to prove ND Tiwari is the biological father.

 "Rohit Shekhar son of ND Tiwari  also relies upon copies of several photographs filed along with the suit and even subsequently. In support of the submission that Ujjawala Sharma and B.P. Sharma were estranged and subsequently their marriage was dissolved, reliance is placed upon the pleadings in the divorce proceedings. It is submitted that the said Court document established that the husband and wife 3/28  were estranged and living separately since 1970 "

here in the wife's case the son was born during the valid marriage period and husband and wife's relationship is not estranged like in ND Tiwari's case,and above all  as per the law she also needs to report the actual father name before 280 days after the kid was born. so keeping all this in mind the courts can rule in husbands favour stating that 

"the court must exercise its discretion only after balancing the interests of the parties and on due consideration whether for a just decision in the matter, DNA is eminently needed. DNA in a matter relating to paternity of a child should not be directed by the court as a matter of course or in a routine manner, whenever such a request is made. The court has to consider diverse aspects including presumption under Section 112 of the Evidence Act; pros and cons of such order and the test of `eminent need' whether it is not possible for the court to reach the truth without use of such test "

with the above statements  how likely that the court can order a DNA test as the marriage is still valid during the conception ?

Sir,

Please read the entire reply.  Any person can get such certificate even without court intervention.  Court can not compel any one to continue marital status without mutual consent.

Hello Prasad sir,

  Yes we can get the certificate, but the validity of the certificate onl courts can authorize that legally .

so the question is will the courts order for DNA test? and authorize her document? 

Rgds,

Vinay.

These days the DNA kits are available for testing for 10 to 20K rupees,

but they are not legally authorized by courts, for the court to order a DNA test both parents have to be present and simulteneiously give the blood sample at some government authorized organization .

  we can get this done privately also but courts will not authorize that test.

When a valid document is presented as documentary evidence, Courts can not ignore the validity.

Validity by whome?? some private company? or by some government authorized organization?

Rgds,

Vinay.