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What is the procedure for withdrawal of cases
31-May-2023 (In Family Law)
I wanted to withdraw 498a & dvc cases on my hub and in-laws as couldn't manage my 2yrs old baby and lack of support from my own parents. I'm exhausted to attend to the court.further also I'll remain myself.don't want to go same hell back.(they cheated with hided inter religious 1st marriage, his broken engagement, extra marital affaires before & after marriage with me.I FP have some evidences but not all) Can anyone please tell me the procedure, cons & pros if I withdraw.
Dear Client,
If you want to withdraw the case you can if are unable to manage. But you will lose all hold. You will not file another case again on the same grounds even if it will not be succeeded. Try to pursue the case till it lasts. Don`t quit the case in the middle. It is always better to proceed with the case, when once you filed the case. You can file cases for maintenance for your child and for yourself. If you are willing to withdraw the case then you can straightaway tell the same to A.P.P. or legal adviser who conduct the case on your behalf.
If you want to withdraw the case you can if are unable to manage. But you will lose all hold. You will not file another case again on the same grounds even if it will not be succeeded. Try to pursue the case till it lasts. Don`t quit the case in the middle. It is always better to proceed with the case, when once you filed the case. You can file cases for maintenance for your child and for yourself. If you are willing to withdraw the case then you can straightaway tell the same to A.P.P. or legal adviser who conduct the case on your behalf.
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Adv. Sistla Rama Krishna
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Hi
You can withdraw the 498A and DVC cases by filing a quash petition in the high court under section 482 of Cr.P.C as Only high court has the power to quash the cases.
If your husband is ready to grant you divorce upon you withdrawing the 498a and dvc petition, you should approach the high court .
You can withdraw the 498A and DVC cases by filing a quash petition in the high court under section 482 of Cr.P.C as Only high court has the power to quash the cases.
If your husband is ready to grant you divorce upon you withdrawing the 498a and dvc petition, you should approach the high court .
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Adv. Rajagopalan
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