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Karanjit Singh   07 July 2018

sexual reletiom

can we disowned our wife who has s*xual reĺetion with other person


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TGK REDDI   07 July 2018

Yes.       If you can prove, divorce is possible.

Kumar Doab (FIN)     07 July 2018

If IT can be proved then divorce may be possible without alimony etc..

There is nothing like disowning the spouse..

Kumar Doab (FIN)     07 July 2018

IT shall be appropriate to proceed under expert guidance of a very able senior LOCAL counsel of unshakable repute and integrity specializing in Family matters  and well versed with latest citations, LOCAL applicable rules/laws/ … and having successful track record…. and worth his/her salt…..and show the record and inputs that you have..

 Check for such counsels at LOCAL Family/civil courts, HC……

shasha jain   07 July 2018

in proper terms you can not disown her but you can divorce her as she has committed adultery. you can also file a case against the person with whom she had relations
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TGK REDDI   07 July 2018

A sporadic extramarital connectuion of a wife doesn't, I think, deprive her of maintenance or alimony.      She can't, however, avoid divorce.

For the husband to avoid maintenance, he must prove that she lives in adultery.

stanley (Freedom)     08 July 2018

you have to file a complaint under IPC 497 and prove the same . if proved divorce will be granoted by the courts .

TGK REDDI   08 July 2018

The husband of the adulteress can prosecute the adulterer but, on the contrary, the wife of the adulterer can't prosecute the adulteress who's an abettor.     

I, a voice in the wilderness, feei such a law which appears to be favourable to men and which, in reality, is against men is poisonous and prosecuting the adulterer is inhuman. After all, he satisfied the adulteress.      Not raped.       If he doesn't satisfy her, the entire universe, not just this world, will punish him, a punishment severer than court's.


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