IPC494 IPC494

2 years ago

Sir,
my wife signed a notary ikrarnama.

and she accept in this ikrarnama she's get already married with her boyfriend and she spend a happy married life with him. and she accepted she's handover me my son and in future shall don't any court case against me to take our son.

now I want to get compain against my wife and her boyfriend behalf on IpC 494, on base of my wife's signed notary ikrarnama,
because she accept in this notary ikrarnama she already get married with her boyfriend.

but out of my knowledge and without divorce. how can she do it, according IPC 494 its a crime.

but I have a doubt if I will complain on behalf IPC 494 to against of wife and her boyfriend,
so she's have any right of to back of take over of my son by court?
If she have any right of this process, so please tell me briefly about in this matter. how can I stop her

and according my case what is the procedure of apply IPC 494, and what is results in this matter.

and after applied 494 by me, what will be punishment of my wife and her boyfriend

please suggest me.

Abhimanyu Shandilya

Responded 2 years ago

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A.Dear Client
If you file a complaint within Section 494 of IPC then once proven the wife will be sent in jail for 7 years and in that case she will not be able to get the custody of the child. For lodging a complaint you need to go to the local police station and file an FIR. After that the police will take action and you will have to cooperate.
The ikrarnama can be used against her in the court of law.
If suppose she files a case for child custody then you can tell the court that she is not a good mother basis her character and it will not be difficult for you to get the custody.
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