Lata 01 March 2018
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 01 March 2018
If by time-gap you mean seperation period? If yes, no such requirement when Divorce is sought on the ground of cruelty. If, however, it is on the ground of desertion that you seeking Divorce then the desertion should have been for a continuous period of not less than two years.
Lata 01 March 2018
Lata 01 March 2018
Lata 01 March 2018
Adv Radhika Mehta (Advocate) 01 March 2018
Under the HMA, Divorce can only be filed in the abovementioned District Courts. If the Court where the husband has filed is not within these, you can challenge the jurisdiction of the Court. Alternatively, you can file a Transfer Petition to have your case transferred from that Court to another Court.
Lata 01 March 2018
Originally posted by : Lata | ||
Is there any action against false claims made by husband in the divorce petition to bring his wife within his district's jurisdiction for divorce proceedings after his family has threatened to kill her? |
if wife claims that husband is makimg false claims then wife has to prove it ! why was the wife threatened ? what kind of discussion brought the words of threatening to kill the wife ? if you can throw some light on these learned advocates can help you !
Originally posted by : Lata | ||
One more doubt. If both husbabd and wife have orally abused eachother then cruelty was on whom and what will the Court say |
if husband and wife are school going kids then they can approach school principle( court) if they are matured they will solve their own problems.
both husband and wife are at fault.
Lata 04 March 2018
Lata 05 March 2018
This is a criminal family that does not require any circumstances. The mother-in-law picks fights unnecessarily and son is currently her dog since father's death for money and property. This MIL wanted the DIL to leave the house and started threatening and abusing.
Q 1. Can their previous criminal records such as Police complaints and FIR copies be got under RTI?
Q2. Can husband be sued for defamation for stating falseties to get divorce petition admitted? Wife has strong evidence
Originally posted by : Lata | ||
This is a criminal family that does not require any circumstances. The mother-in-law picks fights unnecessarily and son is currently her dog since father's death for money and property. This MIL wanted the DIL to leave the house and started threatening and abusing. Q 1. Can their previous criminal records such as Police complaints and FIR copies be got under RTI? Q2. Can husband be sued for defamation for stating falseties to get divorce petition admitted? Wife has strong evidence |
You got the right husband and right mother in law. ha ha ha
You will grow old in this forum. Best way is to fall to husbands feet ask pardon. Fall to mother in laws feet and ask pardon. And continue with married life if any.
This is why they say, people get what they deserve
Originally posted by : Lata | ||
This is a criminal family that does not require any circumstances. The mother-in-law picks fights unnecessarily and son is currently her dog since father's death for money and property. This MIL wanted the DIL to leave the house and started threatening and abusing. Q 1. Can their previous criminal records such as Police complaints and FIR copies be got under RTI? Q2. Can husband be sued for defamation for stating falseties to get divorce petition admitted? Wife has strong evidence |
You got the right husband and right mother in law. ha ha ha
You will grow old in this forum. Best way is to fall to husbands feet ask pardon. Fall to mother in laws feet and ask pardon. And continue with married life if any.
This is why they say, people get what they deserve
Originally posted by : Lata | ||
This is a criminal family that does not require any circumstances. The mother-in-law picks fights unnecessarily and son is currently her dog since father's death for money and property. This MIL wanted the DIL to leave the house and started threatening and abusing. Q 1. Can their previous criminal records such as Police complaints and FIR copies be got under RTI? Q2. Can husband be sued for defamation for stating falseties to get divorce petition admitted? Wife has strong evidence |
You got the right husband and right mother in law. ha ha ha
You will grow old in this forum. Best way is to fall to husbands feet ask pardon. Fall to mother in laws feet and ask pardon. And continue with married life if any.
This is why they say, people get what they deserve
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