Need help to understand law - compensation from divorce

You can summon the manager of his company or any superior along with his salary details in the court.

The first thing is send a legal notice to him/his advocate by your advocate, during the proceedings asking him to file the original salary slips for the last 6 months, as these are in his exclusive possession.  If he does not respond, you move an application in the court attaching your legal notice seeking the court to direct the husband to bring to the court original salary slips to show his income, as these are in his exclusive possession.  Even then, if he does not produce, then court can draw adverse infrerences.  Even then, at the time of your evidence, you can file an application summoning his employer to send an authorised person along with the required record.  If you take all these steps, your position will be secured. 

Income tax  returns are public document and you can get acopy of the same quoting your husband pan number and the details of the company where he is working from the incme tax department. If you want to summon an official of the income tax department, you can also do that. This will solve your problem

If you are going for mutual consent try to settle this issue also by consent otherwise if you drag him in court he will also drag matter and "all benefits of consent" will be defied

Prabhakar Ji,

If wife's evidence stage is passed in CRPC 125 and her cross-examination is to be done in next hearing, then also can wife do such notice to husband/his company kind of legal activity? Or she can not do it now as her evidence stage is gone.

Awaiting your expert comment.

Thanks,

PC

@Sandy,

You wrote:

"I am going thro divorce with my husand based on mutual consent........"

"The court has ordered interim order to give compensation for minimal amout.  "

Asking to 'produce documents' generally happens before framing of issue, as discovery, but possible at any stage of the proceedings.

It's apparently contradicting........Are you sayimg indirectly you do not want to adhere to MCD terms!!

Maintenance and alimony are not de facto entitlements of wife, but are decided on merits, in a contested divorce suit.

till wife's cross examination is over and she closes her evidence by giving statement, she has got opportunity to bring the witnesses she wants to produce.

I do agree with Mr. Ved Parkash.

In a mutual divorce .all the terms and condions for grant of divorce including  the  maintenance and one time alimony have to mutualy decided brfore the court will grant  the divorce and hence there is no requirement for proving the income of husband since the same is required to be decided mutually.