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anonymous11   28 April 2013 at 22:02

Harassment in marriage

My sister was married in Australia, and was first verbally and then physically harassed by the husband. It was an arrange marriage, and she was totally dependent on her husband there. He didnt let her have any part of his income. He once beaten her as she hinted that she is not that happy there, and misses India.
She was mentally very scared of husband.
After knowing whats going on with her, we asked her husband to let her come to India, saying mothers health is very poor and she wishes to see her.

We got her to some psychiatrists , who also suggested to let her go for a divorce.
But the husband says he wont come to India for divorce. Also says that my sister is telling lies. My sister wants to go back, and says she would ask for a divorce there.
I was curious does she need to have some sort of proof,to prove that she is harassed/.?

If yes, what could that be?

Akil   28 April 2013 at 20:46

Dissolution of muslim marriage act 1939

I filed a suit on behalf of Muslim wife for the dissolution of marriage under Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939, on the ground of cruelty (two matters u/s 498 of IPC and u/s 125 of Cr.PC are pending).
However, a Civil Judge to whom I prayed for decree, is not admitting the suit and ask me to produce citation indicating that the Civil Court has jurisdiction to entertain my suit.
May I ask YOU learned people to get me some material to convince the Judge on this ?
Please guide me !

ASIT   28 April 2013 at 20:32

Family property under muslim law

One of my friend (Muslim, 18 yrs old) want to give 50% his share of inheritance from deceased father to his unmarried sister for her marriage purpose without inform his other sister who already married. Please note that the inherited property is not separated to individuals name.

Please provide steps and procedure in this regard.


INDIAN   28 April 2013 at 18:00

HMA 24

I filed 125 , come to know by reply of 125 that Husband filed HMA13 . I filed my application in high court to transfer of case in my resident city on the ground of my baby is 3 months old and I m having no mean of income. HC has ordered to stay on proceedings of HMA13 and given the next date of hearing of transfer of case. Now My query is can I move my application in my city for HMA 24 before the decision on case transfer by HC ? what r the chances of Transfer of case HMA 13 in my residential city ? Is taking the divorce is so easy after 2 Childern ? Ehat else remedy I can use ?

Never Give Up   28 April 2013 at 16:50

Hma 24 and gwa custody petition

Hello Experts,

I have filed for Custody petition and in which opposition has file interim maintenance application petition for her and kid.

Can HMA 24 application be filed in GWA Custody of kid case ?
Is it maintainable ?
Or one has to file separate case to get maintenance ?

Please help.

sanjeev kumar   28 April 2013 at 16:48

Amount recovered for alimony-court attachment

D/Friends,
Rs. 17000/- is being recovered from my monthly salary as a maintenance for my advocate wife.Now under the influence of Bar Association,bcoz she practises in the same court,the Judge has convicted me one year simple imprisonment in 498A.My department has placed me under suspension.Can the department impose on me the penality of removal/dismissal as per CCS(CCA) Rules.If unluckily it happens,I have no source of income.In that case,will the court of law follow some another way to recover alimony from me.If yes,what steps should I take at this stage to avoid further complications.
with regards
498A suferrer

INDIAN   28 April 2013 at 15:07

Amendmend of Petitiion of 125

Dear All , we have filed 125 and come to know that our lawyer has not mentioned the facts like beating and demand of dowry on that particular day when my sister was forcibly sent back. Where as he had mentioned that beating and demand of dowry was there during the stay of my sister in her matrimonial house .Now to file 498a I discussed with other lawyer and he told us the same and told us that first lawyer. would have mentionef the same on thay dau also. Now it will create the problem to file 498a and opp. advocate will pick this weak point and ur case will become weak. I want to know what so ever this 2nd advocate is saying is true ? If yes can we amend the petition to add said points in petition ? If yes can u get me any rule or order to amend the petition ? 4 hearings are passed and opp. party has given his reply.

V L NARASAIMHAN   28 April 2013 at 11:21

Probate of a will

under what circumstances probate of a WILL is necessary ?

Sakshi Sakshi   28 April 2013 at 11:09

Additional facts stated in ws are not denied by plaintiff in his exam-in-chief. ps help

Husband filed Divorced suit.


Wife replied by filing WS and traversing all/each and every facts line by line.


Wife also alleged many new facts in WS.
Wife also alleged/raised many contradictions, discrepancies in husband's pleadings (which are of grave nature)

Husband DID NOT file any replication/Additional Plaint/statement (and hence it was assumed and omplied traverse and all new wife's new facts became 'disputed facts'...but husband wasn't exepmted not to expressly deny those new facts alleged by wife, in his exam in chief)


The suit continued for 1.5 years

During which husband admitted some of the new facts alleged by wife (implied as well as an excuse while proceedings on interim applications and it is reduced into writing as previous statement of his)



NOW ... THE ORAL EVIDENCE STAGE CASE and FRAMING OF ISSUES is done.

Husband filed his exam in chief affidavit as per his pleadings.

But he was also liable to deny the additional facts, as mentoined above.

But husband HAS NOT DENIED OR EVEN REFERRED TO ANY OF THOSE FACTS which were alleged by wife, in his exam in chief.

Thus Additional Facts stated in WS are not denied by plaintiff in his Exam-in-chief.


ORAL EVIDENCE is led when facts alleged vide affidavits by both sides are not admitted by parties are hence are in dispute!!!!!

DOES THE ABOVE MEAN that husband had admitted and conceded those new facts?




Ps help

SANDEEP KUMAR   28 April 2013 at 07:58

Earliest decision

A wife has filed a case for divorce on the ground of cruelty and the husband in his reply has said that he does not want to contest this case. What should be done or which document should be filed in the court so that the case is decided in favour of wife earliest.