Dear Querist

If the court pass an interim or permanent maintenance then you should fight the case on merit before the court and there is no use of the legal notice.

Appear before the court and pray to court and show your intention to live with her and if she refused to live with you on record then it's depend on the court to cancel or modify the maintenance order. You may also file an application u/s 127 of Cr.P.C. for reducing/cancellation of interim maintenance order if passed in 125 of Cr.P.C. case.

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send your wife letter by speed post AD to return to her matrimonial home

2) send another reminder after 15 days

3) in said letter mention repeated visits made by you to her home to convince her to return to her matrimonial home

4) dismissal of divorce case does not absolve you of your liability to pay her maintenance

1) you have to pay her interim maintenance as per court orders

2) if you are aggrieved by court orders as far as maintenance is concerned you can appeal against said order before the HC

1. Your understanding is fallacious. Merely because you are willing to now admit your wife back to her matrimonial home, a right which by virtue of the subsisting matrimonial relationship continues to be indefeasible to her, she does not suffer any injury to her claim for maintenance.

2. The maintenance case will be decided on merits regardless of your willingness to admit her back to cohabitation.

3. If you stop paying her maintenance you will be liable for contempt of court.