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Abhijeet (Asst Manger)     10 October 2013

Advice on transferring case.

Respected Sir's,

My wife has  applied in senior division court Pune under restitution of conjugal rights. Due to juridiction limitation her case went to senior division court Pune instead of family court pune.  

After that I have applied for a divorce in family court Bandra, Mumbai. My wife got my divorce case transferred to family court pune by appealing to the high court.

Now my dilemma is that both the cases  (Divorce and restitution of conjugal rights) are simultaneously  running at 2 different courts (Family court pune(divorce case) and senior division court Pune(restitution of conjugal rights). 

I want to club both the case and transfer my case from restitution of conjugal rights to family court pune. My request to you is that please guide me  to get my case transferred to Family court Pune.

 

Thanking you in advance and regards to all the expert panel.

Attached and Below is the order of the high court:

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY

CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION

MISC.CIVIL APPLICATION NO.128 OF 2012 

Shubhangi Abhijeet sonkule .. Applicant 

Versus

Abhijeet Ajay Sonkule .. Respondent

Mr.Pravin Sawant for applicant.

CORAM : S. C. DHARMADHIKARI, J. 

 21st November 2012. 

P.C.:

1] Heard Mr.Sawant for applicant, wife. She has filed an 

application through High Court Legal Service Authority seeking 

transfer of the proceedings from Family Court at Mumbai to 

Family Court at Pune. It is her case that the respondent 

husband is residing at Mumbai. The applicant resided with him 

but on account of disputes and differences and being thrown 

out allegedly from the matrimonial home, she is forced to 

reside with her parents at Pune. She has filed in the Court at 

Pune an application under section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 

1955. Now, she has been faced with proceedings instituted by 

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respondent husband in the family court, Mumbai. Even if the 

distance between Mumbai and Pune is not such as would 

make it impossible for her to travel but, there being no means 

and the respondent husband not providing her with any 

maintainance, so also she being forced to depend upon her 

parents, that she has prayed that the proceedings from Mumbai 

be transferred to the family court at Pune. The applicant has 

no source of income even to engage Advocate and she has 

been provided one by the Legal Services Authority.

2] In the above circumstances and when the respondent 

husband is absent, though served and their being no denial or 

dispute raised with regard to any of the averments in the 

application, I am of the opinion that all ingredients of section 24 

of CPC are satisfied. The application for transfer is, therefore, 

capable of being allowed. Therefore, the subject proceedings 

pending at Family Court at Bandra be transferred to the Family 

Court at Pune. Equally, the applicant will cooperate and if her 

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Marriage Petition No.167 for restitution of conjugal rights is 

transferred to the family court at Pune, she will not object to this 

course. 

3] In the circumstances, the application is made absolute in 

terms of prayer clause (a). No costs.

 

(S. C. DHARMADHIKARI, J)



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 2 Replies


(Guest)

@ Author,


The both cases are opposite in nature,where one is filled for the cohabitation and other is filed for non-cohabitation and to dissolve marriage.

Hence,It is quite obvious that one should tackle both petition simultaneously under one court to come for the reasonable justification by considering both issues.


Ask,your lawyer to file request petition before HC to club both cases to be heard at family court and if not possible then please club the RCR with divorce at Senior division court. In my view it will be granted.


regards.

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     10 October 2013

You can file a petition before high court  to transfer both the cases to any one court in order to enable both of you over come the difficulties in attending two different courts at different locations simultaneously, with an application for a joint trial of the both cases.


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