Documents without Affidavit
3 years ago
In my divorce case which is pending d
since past 6 years, wife has not given any affidavit neither to her written statement nor to any other document submitted by her. Kindly guide me on how to handle this situation.
A.6 years is a very long time for divorce .If any affidavit , written statement is not submitted by her then you can get one sided divorce.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 3 years ago
A.you filed divorce case or her ?
then what was done in 6 years ?
she or her lawyer coming to court ?
they came initially but afterwards not came ?
you can ask for case closure as ex-parte.
then what was done in 6 years ?
she or her lawyer coming to court ?
they came initially but afterwards not came ?
you can ask for case closure as ex-parte.
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A.Hi,
Make a petition to the Court to pass an ex-parte decree in your wife's absence. Six years is more than enough time for her wife to have made her statement, the Judge will be inclined to side with you and grant the decree.
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Make a petition to the Court to pass an ex-parte decree in your wife's absence. Six years is more than enough time for her wife to have made her statement, the Judge will be inclined to side with you and grant the decree.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
You can make a petition to the Court to grant an ex-parte decree on the grounds of inordinate delay. The Judge can then pass his decree in your wife's absence.
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You can make a petition to the Court to grant an ex-parte decree on the grounds of inordinate delay. The Judge can then pass his decree in your wife's absence.
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Vaidehi Samant
Responded 3 years ago
A.If your wife has not given written statement apply to Court for proceed without her written statement and any other affidavit on her behalf and if any documents which Court has asked her to submit if they are also not submitted than file Contempt of Court application and also try if you can get an exparte decree in the matter. If you found this advice helpful then please provide review and give*****. Thank you.
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