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(Querist) 09 September 2012 This query is : Resolved 

All my friend ......

This friday was very horrible nd shocking day for me....

what i m affraid of the matter , it happened ....

In my 125 final order , the FRAUD judge ordered 15000/ p.m. from the date of application which is 04.08.2008

so the arrers of the amout will be around 7.2 lacs and 1500/ leglestive charges

I m totally disturbed about the order....

How he can order this huge amount though wife is working and getting 5300/= p.m. salary as teacher ..

though when the petition filled , my salary was 18000/= and the after 2 yrs. i got 22000/ = and when my cross examination happeded i tell the judge that presently i got 25000/ = p.m with 10000= variable amount...

I have already submitted my parents medical bills and their monthly medical expances...

i have daughter age 5 yrs. old live with her mother....

Judge also not consider in his order my 340 application ....

My lawer has made all the argument in written ...

SIR, PL. HELP AND REPLY TO ME ABOUT THE MATTER ....

WHAT SHOULD BE MY NEXT STEP ???

IN HIGHER COURT IS IT MANDATORY TO SUBMIT THE ARRERS AMOUNT FIRST ????

If that much of money i dont have what should i do ?




With Warm Regards,
PARTHA P BORBORA (Expert) 09 September 2012
fist of all you cannot and should not pass any comment as 'fraude' against a court of law as he has passed an order against you. If the judge or the court has commited any mistake or his order is against the law you can file revision against the order.
Its true that if your wife has her own source of income she is not entaitled to get maintainance but you have to prove it during trial. If u failed to prove it u can not blame the judge.
In my opinion you should go for a revision and you should submit a prayer to reduce the amount. But as u told that u have a daughter you can not escape from your liabililities to pay the maintainence.
R.K Nanda (Expert) 09 September 2012
File revision in sessions court against the said order.
prabhakar singh (Expert) 09 September 2012
Hold on and file revision.
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 17 March 2013
nothing more to add


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