With due respect to Mr. Rajoo and Mr. Arvind, the hon'ble High Court has got the power to issue such orders while passing anticipatory bail or bail order. As the bail provision is in Cr.P.C. the hon'ble High Court by virtue of S. 482 can pass such an order. It is in addition to the general discretionary power exercised by the bail court at the time of granting bail. It is also not unknown that in-laws are directed to hand over the dowry articles to the daughter in law for getting anticipatory bail in High Court. Further, in the trial courts, we see various conditions are imposed by the ld. magistrate or ld. ASJ while granting the bail, such as surrendering of passport, not tampering the evidence, not to visit the complainant at the office or residence, not to get videographed (in the case of Mr. Rahul Mahajan's honeymoon trip proceedings) etc. Hence, there is nothing illegal or weird in the order passed by hon'ble High Court directing the husband to regularly pay maintenance to his wife. Regarding recovery, I totally concur with my friends regarding the procedure recommended by my friends.