498A & DV

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    • #489
      Anonymous
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      Dear Sir

      1. I got married on 22-05-1998.

      2. In Dec 2008 my wife filed 125. without my knowledge. From Feb 2009 i am paying maintenance through bank. I have proof. She did not inform court about the maintenance she is getting. Still there is no appearance from our side. I did not get any notice from court. My lawyer is following up from back door.

      3. In March 2010 she filed 498a (in court) against all my family members. After getting letter of (Rukhsati) coming from her parrents house to my house through islamic court.I had been in India from 30-07-2009 to 14-08-2009 for 10 days.

      4. Except me all my family members got bail.

      5. I gave talaque to her on 18-05-2010 as per islamic rules.

      6. On 21-08-2011 she filed dv involving all family members same as 498A. (DV and 498a accused are same)

      7. She is from patna and i am from Darbhanga (Bihar). We are about 200 km far. She never visited my house. She always stayed in her parrents house. Though we were married on the condition as Gharjamai (to stay at her house).

      8. Though it was love marriage as i was going to teach tution to her brother.

      If required i can send all my case papers

      Please advise

      Respectfully

      A.H.Parwez – 67049786 – Kuwait

    • #3035
      Anonymous
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      As per our discussion and 498A FIR, they said they gave you 8Lakhs, so you can ask court to do the needful as per IPC 498A giving dowry also crime just like taking it.

      see related judgment here http://mynation.net/docs/218-2009/

      and also after marriage you were ghar jamai and she hardly stayed in your house, so there should not be any domestic violence to convicts others.

      If court did not ordered any maintenance why you are paying her, stop the payment but keep all reciept you paid.

      Please refer this judgment [ http://mynation.net/docs/same-cause/ ] which says she cannt file 2 cases on same reason, as 498A is not yet finalised, so DV should not proceed. or you can ask court to couple both cases as one.

    • #3036
      Anonymous
      Guest

      You can also ask to give you IT return for that 8 Lakhs.

    • #3037
      Anonymous
      Guest

      As per our telephonic conversation, you asked few FIR/498A quash judgments.

      Here is some of the quashing judgments; You asked few quash judgments, here its in lot

      http://mynation.net/docs/2-2006/

      http://mynation.net/docs/8207-2011/

      http://mynation.net/docs/fir-quash/

      http://mynation.net/docs/2145-2010/

      http://mynation.net/docs/1612-2007/

      http://mynation.net/docs/1155-2010/

      http://mynation.net/docs/1007-2010/

      http://mynation.net/docs/8542-2003/

      http://mynation.net/docs/2113-2003/

      http://mynation.net/docs/137-2010/

      http://mynation.net/docs/370-2010/

      http://mynation.net/docs/13231-2009/

      http://mynation.net/docs/1005-2011/ [ 498A quashed, same complaint in DV]

      http://mynation.net/docs/2653-2005/

      http://mynation.net/docs/5184-2007/

      You will not find exact judgement as per your case/situation but its upto your lawyer to prrsent your case similar to above one and give supporting citations.

      go through these judgements and you will find more than 1 judgments somewhere related to your case.

    • #3038
      Anonymous
      Guest

      Thanks for reply

      We are going for quashing. Please advise

      1. Complain in 498a and DV are same.

      2.498A filed(26-03-2010) after 9 months of my leaving India.

      3. DV filed(21-08-2010) after 3 months of divorce.(18-05-2010)

      4. In 498a she is asking i never gave single paisa to her for maintenance while i have proof i gave her alot of money.

      5. In DV she is accepting twice or thrice i gave her money.

      6. I was married on the codition of gharjamai. Her father’s house address is in my passport.

    • #3039
      Anonymous
      Guest

      In above post i gave you one judgement where DV and 498A reasons are same; so you have ample chance to go for quash.

      In india Women can file 498a even after Divorce, and police register it without any inquiry, coz burdon of proof lies with man, for her nothing to prove, its upto you to prove it false.

      you can show your talaqnama and counter your DV as a revenge for talaq

      when you have proof of money payment why dont your produce it to court.

      if you were Gharjamai and if she never stayed in your parents house others can appeal to remove their names form the case

      meanwhile bring pressure on them file for child visitation too.

    • #3040
      Anonymous
      Guest

      we r going for quashing of 498a as per following merits.

      1. no injury report.

      2. no police complain.

      3. no dowry demand or given proof.

      4. no neighbour witness

      5. only mother and non muslim deomestic servent.r witness

      6. No father, brother and sister in law is witness

      Remarks

      How a non muslim brahmin domestic servent can work in a non veg muslim family who r eating beaf, mutton chicken and fish.

      Domestic servent left the job immediately after the incident as he was not getting his wages for four months.

      Domestic servent did not go to court or police station for his money but came to court for the witness.

      This is a fake witness

      Pls advise and provide the ruling sir

    • #3041
      Anonymous
      Guest

      You cannt counter who is working where and why he left.

      you can sue him for giving false statement and peanalise him, if this case reach to argument stage then you can call him to give statement and your lawyer can quiz him to get his answer. as you are going for quash thats not importent, you can use under which section and your rights under constitution of india, refer above saif judgements for more details.

      as they do not have strong points to defend their case and you have ample chances to quash.

      ask lawyer to draft petition wisely.

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