Claim Affidavit and evidence submission
4 years ago
In my divorce case, I am done with Claim Affidavit and proofs submission but (wife)opposite party haven't submitted the same.
What will be the next step?
Will the opposite party file affidavit?
Will cross examination happen without filling the affidavit from wife's side .??
My lawyer s are misguiding me and cheating me...
Please help..
Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.Wife cannot cross examine without filing the affidavit.
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A.Dear Sir
After submitting claim Affidavit, you have to gone through examination in chef thereafter lawyer of opposite party take your cross examination. After you evidence close the side open for opposite party to file affidavit, if they fails then matter will proceed without evidence of opposite party.
After submitting claim Affidavit, you have to gone through examination in chef thereafter lawyer of opposite party take your cross examination. After you evidence close the side open for opposite party to file affidavit, if they fails then matter will proceed without evidence of opposite party.
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Parmeshwar Digambarrao Pawar
Responded 4 years ago
A.Dear client , cross examination will not be possible without filing claim affidavit and documents with support of evidence. If your wife fails to file claim affidavit then her evidence will be closed. After completion of your evidence, other party will file her evidence.
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A.Dear Sir,
Without filing affidavit of your wife you cannot cross examine her.
Without filing affidavit of your wife you cannot cross examine her.
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UKS
Responded 4 years ago
A.Let your wife submit any reasons for not submitting the documents, if she fails ex parte view will be taken by the court. Trial will take its own cross even if she does not submit the required documents.
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Raghu Rajegowda
Responded 4 years ago
A.let your lawyer do is job? if you think your lawyer misguiding me and cheating you then you can change lawyer
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