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Akash Mandal   16 August 2023

How to present the epfo statement and house property details in evidence?

Respected Sir/Madam,

How to present the EPFO statement of establishment where wife works and  house property details of wife in Cr.PC 340 ex parte evidence?

EPFO statement from EPFO website 

And the house details from Nagar Nigam website.

Is above documents need certified before presenting to court during exparte evidence or I can directly took the print out and submit.

 

Kindly guide



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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     17 August 2023

If the said information is available in the website of the concerned organisation in the public domain, then you can take a printout and produce it before court stating that it is an online copy which do not require signature or any kind of authentication for considering it as an evidence

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Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     17 August 2023

You can give the link and reference with printouts.

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Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     19 August 2023

EPFO may not share statement of account under RTI but they can provide information as to whether "X" is employed in"Y" company.

P. Venu (Advocate)     19 August 2023

"How to present the EPFO statement of establishment where wife works and  house property details of wife in Cr.PC 340 ex parte evidence?"

Facts as well the context, as posted is incmoplete? Why CrPC 340 proceedings?

Akash Mandal   19 August 2023

Because wife filled false information regarding her job status in affidavit and got favorable interim maintenance order from court.

After knowing her job status I filled 340 crpc separate case against him taking the reference of EPFO info.

P. Venu (Advocate)     20 August 2023

You can as well get the direction issued from the Court for discovery and production of documents. However, in considered opinion, your priority ought to have been in getting the Order for interim maintenance set aside. A proceeding under Section 340 CrPC have their inherent limitations.

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