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 | If section 494 not applicable than what is the procedureSection 494 of IPC does not extend to any person, if such husband or wife, shall have been continuously absent from such person for the space of seven years, and shall not heard... Answered by Anik Miu 2 years ago |
 | Will I have to lodge fresh police complaint or file section 156(3)?I got married on May 2018. Within 1 month of marriage my husband and in laws tricked me out of my matrimony house for dowry and didnot take me back. I submitted the written... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 2 years ago |
| Will I have to lodge fresh police complaint or file section 156(3)?I got married on May 2018. Within 1 month of marriage my husband and in laws tricked me out of my matrimony house for dowry and didnot take me back. I submitted the written... Answered by Anik Miu 2 years ago |
 | Will I have to lodge fresh police complaint or file section 156(3)?I got married on May 2018. Within 1 month of marriage my husband and in laws tricked me out of my matrimony house for dowry and didnot take me back. I submitted the written... Answered by Siddharth Srivastava 2 years ago |
 | Will I have to lodge fresh police complaint or file section 156(3)?I got married on May 2018. Within 1 month of marriage my husband and in laws tricked me out of my matrimony house for dowry and didnot take me back. I submitted the written... Answered by Ajay Sethi 2 years ago |
| Alimony pendent liteThis question was kept private Answered by Siddharth Srivastava 2 years ago |
| Alimony pendent liteThis question was kept private Answered by Ajay Sethi 2 years ago |
 | Alimony pendent liteThis question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 2 years ago |
| Alimony pendent liteThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 2 years ago |
| If section 494 not applicable than what is the procedureSection 494 of IPC does not extend to any person, if such husband or wife, shall have been continuously absent from such person for the space of seven years, and shall not heard... Answered by T Kalaiselvan 2 years ago |
| DivorceThis question was kept private Answered by T Kalaiselvan 2 years ago |
 | If section 494 not applicable than what is the procedureSection 494 of IPC does not extend to any person, if such husband or wife, shall have been continuously absent from such person for the space of seven years, and shall not heard... Answered by Shashidhar S. Sastry 2 years ago |
 | If section 494 not applicable than what is the procedureSection 494 of IPC does not extend to any person, if such husband or wife, shall have been continuously absent from such person for the space of seven years, and shall not heard... Answered by Swaminathan Neelakantan 2 years ago |
 | DivorceThis question was kept private Answered by Mohammed Shahzad 2 years ago |
| DivorceThis question was kept private Answered by Prashant Nayak 2 years ago |
| If section 494 not applicable than what is the procedureSection 494 of IPC does not extend to any person, if such husband or wife, shall have been continuously absent from such person for the space of seven years, and shall not heard... Answered by Mohammed Shahzad 2 years ago |
| If section 494 not applicable than what is the procedureSection 494 of IPC does not extend to any person, if such husband or wife, shall have been continuously absent from such person for the space of seven years, and shall not heard... Answered by Prashant Nayak 2 years ago |
| If section 494 not applicable than what is the procedureSection 494 of IPC does not extend to any person, if such husband or wife, shall have been continuously absent from such person for the space of seven years, and shall not heard... Answered by Siddharth Srivastava 2 years ago |