1. She cannot file another similar case especially when the previous one is still pending at FIR stage.

She cannot play with law as per her desire.

2. The rental agreement is between you and the house owner. You can settle the issues of rent, refund of security deposit etc with the house owner by informing him that you are vacating the house. Before leaving the house, you can inform her that you have vacated the house and you will be leaving now, hence she can leave the house after your departure, if she is not leaving or agitating it is her problem and the house owner problem.

3. Once you yourself is not going to stay there how will she demand to stay there?

4. Legally you cannot prevent her from entering into her matrimonial home until she is your legally wedded wife.

1) wife will not be able to file fresh 498A case

2) if wife refuses to vacate the rented premises then the house owner can file suit for eviction against you and your wife

3) during the subsistence of marriage wife has rights to stay in her matrimonial home

4) wife can file DV case against you and seek right to stay in her matrimonial home

1. Once she has filed 498A she cannot file another 498A unless she withdraws the one that is pending.

2. You are not legally liable to evict your wife from the rented accommodation. It is the duty of the landlord to do so.

3. During the subsistence of marriage a wife has the right to reside in her matrimonial home, so she can enforce this right in your self acquired or rented accommodation by filing a DV case.

4. To prevent her from causing nuisance you may file a suit for injunction against her.

1. 2nd 498A is not permissible.

2. Since it is rented house if you stop paying the rent the rest would be the dispute or headache between the landlord and the wife. You need not worry about this.

3. She can but no court can pass such order.

4. There is no reason to be scared of nuisance. Creation of nuisance would led her to trouble.