Audio recording are admissible in evidence

2) it has to be proved that voice is that of your wife and recording not been manipulated or tampered with

No. But this may help you to confront while in evidence. Audio recording can be used provided it is authenticated and matched with the voice of your wife

Yes these are acceptable with permission of court.

Yes you may go ahead and file a case on the ground of cruelity.

Contact a local lawyer.

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Do not bank upon audio tape alone as submitting audio recoridng is very dififcult and cumbersome

There is not much worry about the 498A case as if the case is false it fail .The burden of proof lies solely on prosecution which is very high in degree of standard.

So if you defend properly then there is nothing much to get scared of.

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You have trusted on kaanoon.com the lawyers available here will never suggest you wrong ...Sir you can produce that C.D of all recording along with certificate of 65-B under evidence act that will be valid and it will help you throughout the case ...

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Please note telephonic conversation are admissible but again it will be lengthy procedure to prove its their voice by appointment of commissioner...

Yes,you can produce these evidences in court. You may reproduce the entire transcript before the court.

File a divorce on the ground of mental cruelty.

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In recent cases, various courts have given their approval to voice recording as an admissible evidence. Court have given their assent on admissibility as an evidence to conversations recorded on phone using a call recording app or a sound recording app provided certain conditions are fulfilled.

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ADVOCATE ON RECORD

SUPREME COURT OF INDIA

Yes these recordings are enough and try to collect more witnesses as well. You can file the divorce petition on the ground of mental cruelty.

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Yes, the audio recordings are very much admissible in the court of law as an evidence as per section 65B of Indian Evidence Act-1872.

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Yes these can be presented in the court as evidences. Get the audio recordings in the written form , means write down the things those are said in the audios word to word.

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It is not advisable to apply for divorce by having digital records like., mobile call recordings.

Think of mutual consent divorce.

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The audio recordings if not produced as per the provisions of section 65B of Indian evidence act cannot be taken as admissible evidence in court of law.

The question is about the divorce case in the court and the divorce process as per Shariat law.

You can take the Shariat route of pronouncing Triple talaq at three different times observing iddat and the decision may be communicated to her by registered post with a witness attesting your decision to give her talaq.

Once you followed the talaq by procedure as provided by the provisions of Shariat law, it will be considered that your marriage with her is dissolved which cannot be challenged by her in any court.

After that you can withdraw the divorce petition pending before court by producing the talaqnama obtained from the Masjid form where you pronounced the triple talaq as per Shariat laws.

1) You have to with draw existing divorce petition if you want to divorce your wife as per Muslim personal law

2) Divorce should be preceded by attempts at reconciliation

3) If reconcilation fails then divorce your wife . Reasons should be mentioned for divorce

4) pay her Meher amount and maintenance during iddath period

No you must withdraw the divorce to tart the divorce process as per the personal laws. It is not advised to start two process for same prayer.

Also after obtaining talaw you can file a suit for declaration in the civil court.

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Your religion was not highlighted with your query.

Since you are a follower of Islam, you may divorce your wife through a talaq-e-hasan, which is an approved practice under Islam.

There is no harm and you may go ahead and follow the advice of your parents.