1) court would award some amount as maintenance on account of wide disparity in your incomes

2) court would consider fact that wife gets HRA

3) court will consider that wife gets medical facilities

4) if your sister account was sought to be hacked your sister has to file complaint before cyber cell

5) quashing is to be done only in exceptional circumstances

6) it is necessary to erpuse allegations made in DV complaint as to whether HC would quash DV case or not

7) court consider your income , wife income , number of dependents while determining maintenance payable to wife

8) after reply is filed court would place application for arguments for interim reliefs

9) court considers income of both parties , whether wife is highly qualified , has past working experience in determining maintenance

1, Mere unclean hands is not enough. Unless you prove her income maintenance can not be avoided.

2. Wife has no share in the proeprty of husband but she has right of residence or she can seek restraint order from selling those if the properties are standing in your name.

3.If you fail to prove her income then you will be directed to provide maintenance.

4. You can express your willingness but id she refuses to come back then court would proceed to pass order.

5. You can file complaint with Cyber cell.

6.File a petition u/s 156(3) crpc in the magistrate's court who would direct for registration of IFR.

7.Quashing is rarely allowed. So forget this option.

8. It in its discretion may refuse to pass interim order.

9.Once you file your reply interim petition would be heard. Highlight all the points in your favour. the court may refuse to provide interim maintenance order.

.1. if you will show her malice before the court, the court might also deny the maintenance knowing that she is an MBA.

2. Yes the court will consider the HRA issue, there will be no impact on the property.

3. Yes the court will consider that.

4. That depends on how your case is represented by your lawyer before the court.

5. Inform this to the court as well, and pursue the case before the cyber cell also.

6. Complaint can not be filed on her behalf, she has to be present to file a case under section 156(3) of the Cr.P.C.

7. You can file a case under section 482 of Cr.P.C., but chance are very bleak that the case will get quashed.

8. Parameters of the court depends on the way the case is represented by your lawyer before the court.

9. The arguments can not be told by me without seeing the content of the complaint filed by your wife. You main focus will be major;y on the fact that she has come to the court of law with unclean hands.

Regards

1. You should prove her claims to be false that she is an unemployed, then the court will realise that she has not approached court with clean hands.

2. If all the properties are on your name only then you dont have to worry that she cannot claim any share in it as a right during your lifetime.

3. You may prove that with evidence.

4. You can state and clearly express before court about this, ;et the court decide

6. Your sister can lodge a complaint even online and request for proper action.

You cannot file a complaint on her behalf

7. Try.

8. There are no parameters on which court will decide about interim maintenance.

It will not go deep into other issues, it would consider that if there is a valid marriage between them then she is eligible for interim maintenance too.

9. All the points what you state shall be decided during disposal of main petition, for this interim maintenance you may have to fight it out strongly

1. Mere contradiction does not attract perjury.the leis will have to be substantial to enbale her to get unlawful gain at your cost.

2.Unless the lies are material the court would proceed with the interim application only.

You can file application under section 340 crpc for wife having made false statements on oath

2) not necessary till wife files affidavit

3) person who does not come to court with clean hands is not entitled to any reliefs

yes you can press on the interim application and if something has not been stated on affidavit then perjury is not attracted. Still you can make an application and ask the judge to decide the same, also you can try to challenge the said proceedings under section 482 of Cr p c.

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