After death of My Wife (26 years of marriage) i got married with Ms.S who represented spinster. Within 18 months i came to know that entire family is cheater, she is divorcee, father and uncle got convicted u/s. 420 and 120 1B. Father, mother and she is facing around 150 cases u/s 138. Family cheated three cooperative banks and cases are filed by them. She is having multiple date of birth on two PAN, driving license and voter card I filed a complaint in Police and lodged FIR for theft conducted by her. Immediately she filed 498 case against me. Her ABA was rejected by session court but granted by High court. Meanwhile she filed DV and granted interim maintenance of Rs. 30000 per moth. She has not filed appeal in 30 days times, but i have challenged the order before session judge and requested for stay of maintenance. The session court has asked that in view of Karnatakka high court order in the case of Smt. YAshaswini vs. Mr. M Aegudde the Court doesnot have power to stay. needs solution
Why you pleaded stay? You should have pleaded for quashing the order of the magistrate in the DV case.
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1) What type of character she and her family has and whether they're criminal or innocent that will nor going to work here.
2) What court will look that you both are husband and wife. In this view court will pass order.
3) Now what the interim order has been passed against you is totally taking consideration your net income and around 20-30% of its interim maintenance order passed.
4) Now you have to deny your monthly income what actually you are getting and prove in upper court that you are earning less than 15k per month.
5) You can get stay order or injection from high court or ask to review lower court order and re consider your facts again.
it is necessary to peruse order passed by sessions court to advice
2) you have to comply with court orders pay arrears of maintenance then only court would grant you stay
You should move to Supreme Court ASAP
And challenge the High Court orders
Looking into her criminal records you might get the relief
And once Supreme Court gives you relief all the lower courts are bound to follow that .
You can send me the detailed file to me i may take out some point which can gwt you relief.
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Why are you seeking stay, why not prayed for reduction/end in maintenance?
You are advise to file writ petition in high court for quashing the DV case, with interim relief of stay on proceedings,
Facts favour your case
their is no way to avoid any procedure of court but only way to contest and defeat the other party or compromise with the party..
You can very well seek stay of the operation of the trial court in the interim maintenance decision.
You can mention her background details in the appeal against the order passed by trial court in this regard.
The said court judgement is not binding to bombay jurisdiction. It can be stayed if you deposit some amount in court under protest.
You can challenge the same under writ jurisdiction of HC under article 227 .
Dear Sir,
Yes you can challenge the interim order in appeal if high court had stayed the proceeding
A sessions court has quashed an order granting ₹15,000 maintenance to a woman under the Domestic Violence Act, stating that “she very conveniently and mischievously concealed and withheld from the trial court the factum of her employment as a government teacher”.
Special Judge Virender Bhat also asked the trial court to deal with the hiding of employment by the woman while deciding her petition under the Act and pass appropriate orders against her with regard to concealment of material facts.
The session court has asked that in view of Karnatakka high court order in the case of Smt. YAshaswini vs. Mr. M Aegudde the Court doesnot have power to stay. needs solution please also note that DV is filed in response to my i) Police complaint filed on 26.08.2017 towards causing nuisance and harassment to complainant with sole intention to extort money and properties. ii) FIR filed on 12.09.2017 covering section 465,467,468,469, 471, 420 and 380 of IPC
you would not be granted stay
2) you have to make payment as per trial court order
3) court can hear your appeal against interim order of maintenance
They will stay if you pay some amount and give time to pay the balance part amount
approach high court for quashing DV proceedings
If she has filed cross case as a revenge to your criminal case, you may first obtain AB and then challenge her cases based on merits in your side.
If the sessions court is refusing to stay the case, you may approach high court with a petition under section 482 cr.p.c. fort the same relief.
You may discuss with your advocate and proceed in the direction suggested.
