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sanjeev rajpurohit   10 April 2026

Application under 482 presence of son wife in high court required or not

MY SON WIFE FILE A CASE UNDER 498A AND 406
(1)NOT A SINGAL TIME SHE ALONG WITH HER FATHER AND MOTHER COMES FOR THEIR WITNESS IN TRIAL COURT IN LAST THREE YEAR BECOUSE THEY GIVEN THEIR NATIVE VILLAGE WHERE THEY NOT LIVE
(2)NOW SHE MAKE AN AGGREMENT WITH MY SON TO WITHDRAW ALL CASE AND PUT A APPLICATION UNDER 13 B WHER SHE ALSO NOT COME FOR SECOND MOTION WE ARE AGRRE TO PAY RS 750000 OUT OF THIS AMOUNT WE GIVE 350000 AND REMAINING 400000 PAYABLE DIVORCE AND WITHDARW OF ALL CASE
(3)FOR QUASHING 498A AND 406 IF WE GO IN HIGH COURT UNDER 498A AND IF AGAIN NOT COME IN HIGH COURT AS SHE IS DOING OTHER COURT THEN WHAT HAPPENED
TILL DATE LOTS OF OUR HARD EARNED MONEY IS WASTED
PLEASE GUIDE
THANKS WITH REGARDS


 4 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     10 April 2026

You don't pay her anymore amount until she cooperates as per agreed terms, the mutual consent divorce papers are evidence to prove that she agreed for withdrawing all her complaints.

You ask your advocate to proceed accordingly, these are all practical issues to be solved as per the prevailing circumstances.

kavksatyanarayana (subregistrar/supdt.(retired))     10 April 2026

Yes.  You need not pay any more unless she withdraws all the cases as mutually agreed.

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     11 April 2026

Let them settle the terms of mutual consent divorce through Counsellor.

You will have to counter action(s) / reaction(s) of your daughter in-law, which can be advised as per circumstances at that point of time.

Your son has to be harsher against his wife, if she does not cooperate in mutual consent divorce. 

What is the opinion and advise of the lawyer engaged by your son / yourself ? 

P. Venu (Advocate)     11 April 2026

Such matters are decided based on pleadings and legal arguments. The presence of parties are not essential unless so insisted by the Court.


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