Please help me

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1. If NO FIR lodged till date in his Jurisdiction then you can always approach Hon'ble SC and ask for transfer of all cases into your State against you stating the posts grounds before Lordhsips Bench. beleive me it is just 2 -1/2 minutes task for Lordhsips to allow such transfers and pop you come out smiling from CR of Apex Court :-)


BTW, suicide is no good option for anyone instead it creats more problems into lives of left behind person(s) including your family !

Only doors of SC can be knocked for such transfer of the case.

If this person has the means to fight a case in SC, she might as well travel to Chennai and face her husband. I would like to suggest that she should contact some NGO in Chennai to work out a compromise.

Sir,

1> What type of FIR you are talking about?

2> How to approach SC? Which ground should be the best way to approach SC? Can it Done without my husband’s opinion? Else he may show his own ground, for not to transferring the case to Calcutta? How long it takes? Shall I have to Travel to Delhi for that???

I don’t know anything about law. I am in great trouble. Please help me…..

Thnaks

Suchitra

1. You can get transfer. Apply in Supreme Court
2. Matrimonial case transfer to other state is not difficult
3. Supreme Court will also first try to mediate between you
4. Dont think about suicide. Everything will be ok
5. Adultery case is difficult to prove, dont worry
6. Explain your office about your problem
7. What is DB?

 1. What I mean to say is that in both Adultry and Cheating case if a FIR is lodged then re. 2007 (1) SCC (Cri) 336 Manish Ratan and Ors. Vs. State of M.P. and Anr., Hon'ble Supreme Court has opined that in view of Section 177 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 territorial jurisdiction would have to be considered with reference to the place where cause of action accrued.

The language of your post showed distress hence I reacted with my opening para 1. However now I realise that no FIR it seems is lodged against accused persons so it remains in plain complaint stage before either a Police Station and or before a Magistrate Court in your husbands jurisdiction hence SC can transfer all three cases to Kolkata based on your grievances mentioned in your opening mail.


You need to hire a Ld. Advocate on record at SC in Delhi to help you and or if you can be helped by a local ld. Advocate in drafting then you can even e-file a TP i.e. transfer petition before SC and watching the SC cause list you can also appear as party in person and get all three cases transferred to your State that way you can save money on legal fees.

I agree with Mr.Vishwa, sit and compromise, settle once for all,