Advocate Daksh Saini
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4.0 | 2+ user ratings
Punjab and Haryana High Court,
Chandigarh
0 years Experience
Practice Areas
Criminal
Arbitration, Corporate, NCLT
Divorce, Family
Property, RERA
Customs & Central Excise
Civil
Courts
- Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) Chandigarh
- Custom Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal, Chandigarh
- Debts Recovery Tribunal (DRT), Chandigarh
- District Court, Chandigarh
- District Court, Gurgaon
- District Court, Panchkula
- District Court, Panipat
- National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT)
- National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), New Delhi
- Punjab and Haryana High Court
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Questions Answered by Advocate Daksh Saini
Q: Maintenance fory 17 year old son
Hello i want to ask my divorce was mutual 2013 and alimony was 6 lakh maintenance for my minor son now after 15 year past can I file case of maintenance
Advocate Daksh Saini answered
Yes, you may have a remedy, but it will depend on the exact terms of the 2013 mutual-consent divorce decree/settlement.If the ₹6 lakh was specifically agreed as full and final maintenance for your son and was paid, filing a fresh maintenance claim may be difficult.If the ₹6 lakh was only a one-time amount and there was no waiver of future maintenance, the position may be different. Also, if your son is still a minor, maintenance can generally be claimed from the father despite the passage of time, although you normally cannot claim 15 years of maintenance retrospectively.If your son has already become a major, a normal maintenance claim is generally not available under Section 144 BNSS unless he falls within the statutory exception relating to physical/mental abnormality or injury.Please share the 2013 divorce decree/settlement, especially the clause regarding the ₹6 lakh, and your son’s current age. I can then tell you whether a fresh case or execution of the earlier order would be the appropriate remedy.
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