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2 years ago
156 (3) dismissed ho chuka hai , isk a kitna fayada milega sir .
125 crpc me interim bandh chukahai kya isme bhi interim order hoga kya .
Ankita Jaiswal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Aap detail bataye, apki case ke bare me to koi advice dene me asani hongi, apko ans psnd aya ho to like and rate kare thanks ,
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A.Dear Sir,
Please write in English.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
It depends on your case. Under section 125 crpc provides that the person who have sufficient means to maintain himself cannot deny maintenance to wife, children and parents if they unable to maintain themselves. Yes, interim maintenance will be disposed under 60 days from date of service of summon.
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It depends on your case. Under section 125 crpc provides that the person who have sufficient means to maintain himself cannot deny maintenance to wife, children and parents if they unable to maintain themselves. Yes, interim maintenance will be disposed under 60 days from date of service of summon.
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A.Hi,
Due to lack of facts stated here in, 125 crpc provides that the person who can maintain himself cannot deny maintenance to wife, children and parents if they unable to maintain themselves. Yes, interim maintenance will be disposed under 60 days from date of service of summon.
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Due to lack of facts stated here in, 125 crpc provides that the person who can maintain himself cannot deny maintenance to wife, children and parents if they unable to maintain themselves. Yes, interim maintenance will be disposed under 60 days from date of service of summon.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 2 years ago
A.yes, but complaint and order per depend kerta hai.
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