what type of video is that
My wife hs taken a video of my whatsapp messages which i sent to my girlfriend. Can this video be used for divorce? Can there be any criminal proceedings using this video?
Wife cannot use video of your what’s app messages with your girl friend in divorce case
It would be infringement of your privacy
She cannot use it in criminal proceedings
Yes your wife can use this against you to obtain a Divorce on the charges of adultery i.e. if the messages are incriminating enough. However criminal proceedings cannot be initiated against you by her atleast. Your gf's husband can however file a complaint under 497 against you.
Firslty, now it has been allowed by the Supreme Court to grab any evidence by way of spy act.
Secondly, actually there can’t be any criminal proceedings against your husband as there is no provision which may say that this act of your husband falls under any criminal provision.
Thirdly, but yes, on the other hand you can very well file divorce on the ground of adultery.
Yes this can be used as evidence of adultery and cruelty in a divorce case though no criminal charges for adultery can be filed upon you but in the divorce proceeding this can be used .
1. It can be used but it will have very little evidentiary value sans the actual content of the chat.
2. No criminal proceeding can be sustained merely on the basis of this video.
Yes, these videos can be used as ane evidence as per section 65B of Indian Evidence Act-1872
no, there is no criminality, until and unless you alleged that she theft all the data from your phone without your consent.
She can use these videos as a proffered of adultery under section 497 IPCto get you punished and later may be used for the evidence in divorce case.this is punishable up to 5 years and fine or both.
I do not think she will be able to use thing for launching a criminal case against you however, this could be used by her to as an evidence in any divorce proceedings which she proposes to file against you.
Dear Sir,
Without personal relationship massages not have any impact upon marriage relationship. Such video clippings firstly is of infringement of your personal liberty and such evidence taken stealthily is not accepted. The more on electronic evidence are as follows.
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RECENT TRENDS IN RECORDING AND ADMISSIBILITY OF EVIDENCE TOPIC:- APPRECIATION OF EVIDENCERECORDED THROUGH ELECTRONIC MEDIA. Prepared by Sri.P.Rajendra Prasad, Addl. Senior Civil Judge, Srikakulam.
Hi,
1. You did not mention anything about what the whatsapp messages contained.
2. In case, if the whatsapp messages contained any porn related material or messages then this incident could be taken as ground to file divorce.
3. Discuss with me further.
I am gay but married a girl, now after 6 months she found out about my orientation by reading my whatsap messages to my gay friends. Can she use this for criminal charges against me? Can the screenshots of messages be used for divorce?
1. Sec. 65B of Indian evidence act, the digital evidence is valid in the court of law.
2. It may may be hard to prove from her side on the charges.
3. Pls discuss with me the screenshots.
This video until and unless the procedures laid down in section 65B of Indian evidence act if followed, shall not be an admissible evidence.
Further this is not a criminal offence.
I am gay but married a girl, now after 6 months she found out about my orientation by reading my whatsap messages to my gay friends. Can she use this for criminal charges against me? Can the screenshots of messages be used for divorce?
The screenshots of the whatsapp chats cannot be admissible evidence
SD
he may not even able to corroborate her pleadings with this, hence you may not be worried on that aspect
She cannot put criminal charges based on the chat on you. Though for divorce such evidence can be used and she can take this as ground of cruelty in divorce proceeding.