We need to approach High Court of Karnataka in MFA under Article 226 and get a direction to your husband to produce last pay certificate, IT statement etc.

You are entitled to one fourth of husband net income as maintenance 

2) it is suprising  that your application for husband last 3  year income tax returns , bank statements have been rejected 

3) file petition in HC against rejection of your application by family court 

You have to file application in family court in divorce petition to call upon husband to produce husband last 3 years income tax returns, bank statements 

1. If you are without any employment then you are entitled to maintenance. The quantum of maintenance would be not less than 1/4th of income of your husband.

2. For this you need to file application u/s 24 of HMA.

3. There is no need to ask for his income proof. Mention his income and he would be burdened with proof of his income to disprove income claimed by you.

Please prefer application for issue of summons upon the employer of your husband with complete details as regards address of the bank where your husband is working. Once the court issues summons to the banker his complete details of income will be before the Hon'ble Court and then the court will grant you maintenance as per his income. 

- As per Madhya Pradesh High Court judgement, A wife is entitled to seek details of husband's salary under RTI for determination of maintenance.

- Since, your husband is working as a director in IT company, then you being the wife, should move an application under RTI Act, for knowing the details of his income. Even via online mode you can apply as well.

- Further , you should check his declared income in his affidavit , and thereby you can challenge the same after moving an application before the said court .  

- As per law, you are entitled to get at least  1/4 of his income.

-  You should move an application before the family court in your divorce case under section 24 of Hindu Marriage Act, for getting the maintenance /alimony .

If you are a home maker then you can get at least 25% of his proven income as monthly maintenance amount.

 the production of the original documents is a mandatory requirement of law not only under CPC but under the Evidence Act as well as.

What was the reason given for dismissal of the petition filed under Order XIII rule 1 ?

When at the stage of proof of documents, the requirement under Section 62 of the Evidence Act is only of production of original for inspection of the court, Order 13 Rule 1 of the CPC requiring production of originals has to be necessarily meant as production of original for inspection of the court and not as filing of the original. Significantly, Order 13 Rule 1 also uses both expressions "produce" in connection with original and "filed" in connection with the copies.

Rule 14 of Order VII CPC enjoins upon the plaintiff to produce a list of documents along with the plaint if he wants to rely on any documents. If he is not in possession of any document, he shall state in whose possession or power it is.

You may even issue Notice of Production of Document Under Order 12 Rule 8 of Civil Procedure Code,1908.

Documents which are in the possession of other parties upon the notice is served. The documents which are admissible in the court can be called by the party.  Documents which are called by notice or order are the original documents.

If the documents are not provided by the respondent party, then the court will give an opportunity to the petitioner to produce the secondary evidence.

Secondary Evidence is mentioned in Section 63 of Indian Evidence Act,

Production of documents- “It shall be lawful for the court, at the time during the pendency of any suit, to order the production by any party thereto, upon oath, of such of the documents in his possession or power, relating to any matter in question in such suit, as the Court shall think right; and the Court may deal with such documents, when produced, in such manner as shall appear just.”

As per the Order 11 Rule 14, Court can order for the production of the document by any party in the suit. And the court can further proceed with such documents as appear just. This rule empowers the court to order the production of documents during the pendency of the suit.

You can seek direction of the court to produce the said documents by your husband

Dear Madam,

You can file such application at any time and see that the original pleadings were amended accordingly by filing application under Order 6 Rule 17 of Civil Procedure Code. The simple procedure to get immediate monthly maintenance your advised to file application under Section 125 of Cr.P.C and pray for interim maintenance.

You should have file appeal against rejection of IA. Your IA may be rejected  cause you have filed in wrong case. File petition to claim maintainance, in that court will summon his income proof and this is routine in maintainance cases to summon husband income details. Court will direct his employer.

Wife is entitle to 25% of net salary. 

You should file maintenance case against your husband and in that can you can make application of section 91 CrPC for production of documents.

In divorce petition there is no need of documents of salary and income that is why your applications have been rejected by court.