Cheated by wife...
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Anonymous
(Querist) 05 May 2011
This query is : Resolved
Sir,
(Am asking for my friend)
His wife, married an another man, without divorcing her legal husband (ie; my friend)??. She married th second man in the registrar office hiding the fact from the registrar, tht she is already married.
Sir, in this case can my friend file a case against her for bigamy? And sue against her second husband & witnesses?
In such cases whether the court will punish th man who married her second time? (even after knowing tht she is married & not legally divorced). In this case can th court will punish th witnesses (who signed in th registrar office as witness. They also know tht she is already married).
Can the Registrar can sue against her & th parties? (Because, They deliberately mis guided the Registrar).
Can she file a domestic violence case against her legal husband?
In India what is th punishment for bigamy? Is bigamy is treated under civil or criminal procedure, in India & how long it will take for the final judgment?
Tajobsindia
(Expert) 30 September 2012
This query is left open from last 1 year.
Is the author still interested in a reply from Experts ?
Guest
(Expert) 30 September 2012
Anonymous query.
Tajobsindia
(Expert) 30 September 2012
In INTERNET there is nothing called as if one puts "Sita - Geeta NAME" it authentifies the QUERIEST and thus qualifies for a reply !
Also in legal opinion matters put in INTERNET a queriest PREFERS mostly ANONIMITY!
Guest
(Expert) 30 September 2012
Mr. Tajobs
You were free to reply anonymous queries. There would not have been no objection to anyone, had you replied the query instead of merely asking the anonymous querist, "author still interested in a reply from Experts?", which had no relevance with with the query of the queriest.
You are still free to reply the query. But, you have still not replied tyhe query if that was open.
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate
(Expert) 30 September 2012
let the querist come with his identity. I believe he has already repeated the query.
