Complaint/petition to defend/fight out matrimonial cases

Arka Foundation (Querist) 27 May 2011 This query is : Resolved
In order to defend/fight and come out from a matrimonial cases,
our clients can file the following petitions/complaints as hereunder

These petitions/complaints would be on a Govt Servant?

1)Complaint/petition To Vigilance for misconduct?
For not intimating govt. for spending huge amount in a year
For giving dowry allegedly
as claimed in the Charge sheet

2)Complaint/petition to Govt/Dept for violation of CCS rules?
For not intimating govt. for spending huge amount in a year
For giving dowry allegedly as claimed in the Charge sheet

3)Complaint/petition to Inc. Tax Dept?
For spending huge amount in a year
For giving dowry allegedly
as claimed in the Charge sheet

And do we need PAN No and proofs to file Tax Exavasion Petition?

Your answers would be appreciated.

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DEFENSE ADVOCATE.-firmaction@g (Expert) 27 May 2011
Pan nos not needed but if specific pleadings of opponent in the court it is sufficient.

Guest (Expert) 27 May 2011
SIR,
YOU MAY KINDLY MENTION THE EXACT DETAILS FOR HELP.
ANY COURT MATTERS FILED REGARDING MATRIMONIAL DISPUTES SHOULD BE HANDLED WITH CARE.KINDLY NOTE THAT MOST OF THE CURRENT ACTS ARE IN FAVOUR OF MARRIED WOMAN SO IT IS ADVISIBLE FOR ALL CONCERNED THAT UNLESS SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE IS THERE FURTHER AND UNNECESSARY LITIGATIONS SHOULD NOT BE FILED.THIS IS JUST FOR SAVING TIME MONEY AND MENTAL PEACE OF ALL CONCERNED.OF COURSE COURT MATTERS DIFFER FROM FACTS OF EACH CASE.SO TAKE YOUR OWN DECISION.GOOD LUCK.

Guest (Expert) 01 June 2011
By the way, which rule of Government servant debars a Government servant from spending a huge amount in a year about which you want to file complaint to various departments?

Making such complaints would merely turn to be an act of frustration by the accused and his advocate instead of concentrating on the main issues.

Arka Foundation (Querist) 01 June 2011
1)Complaint/petition To Vigilance

a. U/s 10 for abetment[when giving dowry] for sectino 8 & 9 as provided in Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988

b. U/s 25A for msiconduct[ for giving dowry] as provided in Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964

c. U/s 9 for msiconduct[for not informing about Acquiring or disposing of immovable/moveable property (Annexure-I, II)] as provided in Andhra Pradesh Civil Services (Conduct) Rules, 1964

If so,

complainant[myself] presence is requried to the State vigilance Commission or a letter with enclsoure sent through speed post would do.

now suggestions pelase

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