If you feel that the said conditions are reasonable then sign the same otherwise don't sign and contest the case
Wife had filed for section 10 judicial separation case. we have not appeared in court yet in 7 months as i did not receive court notice. wife now wants to withdraw the case and give me one chance. she has sent a sulehnaama which has 4 terms including i should not do any mental,physical harm, abuse her and her parents and do any unnecessary forceful activity in future. she will move to divorce if i don't sign it. i don't want a divorce. what should i do?
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also is it possible to transfer booking and payment of under construction flat from mumbai to ready possession flat in pune under same builder but different project.
If you feel that the said conditions are reasonable then sign the same otherwise don't sign and contest the case
Don’t sign the consent terms
let her file for divorce if she so desires
contested divorce proceedings take 5 years to be disposed of
- As , she has filed section 10 of HMA for judicial separation , then if you will not appear before the court after receiving court notice , then court will pass decree of separation after admitting her petition.
- Further ,as you have not received notice , then your appearance before the court is not required for withdrawing the case by her.
- But , if you will sign on the Sulehnaama after confess that you will not do any mental , physical harm etc, then she may produce the same before the court at the time of withdrawing her petition , and later on this will treat as your admission.
- Further , you will have to enter into a new agreement with the builder .
If you don't want divorce than sign the sulehnama.
Transfer of flat have to be confirmed with the builder, of they have provisions than you can do the transfers
1. Signing of the compromise means you admit your previous wrong doings. Therefore it's not advisable to sign it.
2. Its upon the choice of the builder to transfer booking from one project to another. You can not force him to do so.
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1. Whether or not such transfer is possible is completely under the discretion of the builder and cannot be legally enforced.
2. There are conditions that need to be matched, like availability of the flat in Pune, price difference in the new location, penalty, if any for cancellation of booking etc. You can always negotiate with the builder and a solution will emerge.
If she has sent a notice it becomes your duty to issue a reply notice either refusing her demands or accepting it.
You can decide further course of action based on the advice of elders at your home and the prevailing circumstances.
You can contact the builder for this.
He is the right person to permit you to do this.
It's the discretion of the builder.
You cannot enforce your desire by operating any law in this.
Please sign the settlement deed as sought by your wife for the welfare of both of you.
It is possible if the Builder is same.
Please get the cancellation of allotment letter of flat at Thane and fresh allotment letter for flat at Pune.
Dear Sir,
Your above query has 02 separate questions and it is suggested that regarding dispute with the wife, you are suggested to be firm and think as to what action will be better and in favour of yourself and then only sign anything. Also, don't sign anything which puts you in trouble in future. Regarding second query, it is suggested that you consult the builder and the said transfer can be possible by him.
You shouldn't accept it as it would be like accepting all the wrongdoings which you did or didn't do.