fighting back (exec) 22 February 2013

What is a 'no say' and how is beneficial?

dear members,

i have filed for divorce, wife has filed RCR and sec 125, in divorce case, counselling is over, but the wife has not yet filed her 'say', hence my advocates says that we will as the court to pass a 'no say' order.

What is 'no say' and how will it be beneficial to me, or will it not affect my case at all? what is the maximum time limit that can be taken to file a say?

in my RCR case, the judge was not appointed, so say has not been filed as yet, 6 months have passed, is it ok to file say only when judge is appointed?

thanks and regasds

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shriks........... (healyhcare) 26 February 2013

the magist would file no say against respondent
then u nave to go for evidence submissions after ur examination and affidavits......
if she doesnt come for cross exam, ul get no cross order . then purshis for evidence closure, then even if she doesnt come for arguments, then it would be heading for ex partee divorce.....
im exactly in same boat.....
i gave ws in her filed rcr that ready to cohabitate in ancestral old house in an old village away from parents but she not willing to come hence filed divorce.....
my divorce is based on desertion and mental cruelty
both cases at hearing stage running parallel....in diffrent courts but same district......
im contesting 125 denying her maint , but ready to maintain child of 2yrs and have asked for custody , i knw i9 wont get but still....
remember dont let rcr go expartee as TAJOBS suggests, keep on telling court u wanna co hab but she refusing and place some terms which u know she wont agree .... then enjoy the drama......
thats the only weapon u have to save money and prove desertion by her.....
GOOD LUCK BE IN TOUCH .........!!!!!!!!