Advocate Dhanalakshmi U

Questions Answered by Advocate Dhanalakshmi U

Q: Including MoU terms & conditions in decree

How judgement or decree incorporates the terms and conditions in MoU. What is the really meaning of asking in prayer of the petition "incorporate terms and conditions in decree". By reading this prayer, does judge include all the terms in MoU repeating in decree ? Or their any oneliner such that parties are enforced to comply ? Can you guys show any sample decree statements (all judge written lines pls)?

Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
Courts incorporate and enforce terms from a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) by looking at the parties' intent, specific obligations, and actual conduct rather than just the document's title. If an MoU contains clear terms, a monetary exchange, or a mutual goal to be bound, a court treats it as a binding contract and incorporates its conditions into the final judgment or degree

Q: Original lawyer have given NOC for change of counsel 1 day b4 hearing

After months of follow up, our counsel gave NOC for change of counsel 1 day before our hearing in court tomorrow. We don't have another counsel finalized. How to proceed to avoid adjournment against us?

Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
To oppose or handle an adjournment request made by the opposing party against your interest, you must be present, ready to voice your objection, and prepared to demonstrate how the delay prejudices your case or wastes judicial time.

Q: Crpc 125 applicable for divorced wife after MCD

There are some judgements like Vanamala v. H.M. Ranganatha Bhatta 1995, even after obtaining the MCD, divorce wife can still claim maintenance but what clauses in OP or MoU, will help husband in future claims. What important clauses to add ? Does Full & Final clause covering alimony and maintenance (pr, pas, fur) helps + Does prayer to incorporate all these terms in decree helps ?

Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
Section 125 of the CrPC (now Section 144 of the BNSS) generally does not apply or get used after a Mutual Consent Divorce (MCD), because an MCD is based on a final written settlement where all issues of permanent alimony and maintenance are settled amicably and written into the joint motion terms. Mutual Consent Divorce and Section 125 CrPCSettlement Binding: In a Mutual Consent Divorce, both spouses agree on a full and final one-time settlement (alimony). Once the court grants the divorce decree based on this terms sheet, a separate claim for maintenance under Section 125 CrPC is legally barred because the matter is already settled by mutual consent. Waiver of Rights: A wife or husband who explicitly waives maintenance claims as part of an MCD settlement cannot later file a Section 125 CrPC petition, unless fraud, coercion, or undue influence in signing the mutual agreement is proven before the court. When Section 125 CrPC Applies Generally: Section 125 CrPC applies when a spouse is neglected or refused maintenance and there is no prior final settlement or when a contested divorce leaves maintenance undecided. A divorced wife can claim maintenance under Section 125 only if she has not remarried and her maintenance rights were not legally extinguished or waived through a prior binding settlement like an MCD. Key Legal PointsBefore MCD: A spouse can file Section 125 CrPC while living separate before or during divorce proceedings if they lack financial means, but it gets clubbed, adjusted, or withdrawn once a final mutual consent settlement is finalized. After MCD: If the alimony amount agreed upon in the MCD is fully paid, Section 125 CrPC cannot be invoked to ask for more money. Default/Breach: If a spouse fails to pay the alimony agreed upon in the MCD second motion, the remedy is usually executing the divorce decree terms or contempt of court, rather than filing a fresh Section 125 CrPC petition.

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Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
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Q: How Can I File a Complaint on Meesho?

You can file a complaint through Meesho support 08809-161-059 if you have an issue with your order. Keep your order ID and relevant details ready when raising the complaint. The available resolution depends on the type of issue and Meesho’s applicable policy.

Advocate Dhanalakshmi U answered
To file a formal consumer court case against Meesho in India, you must first log your dispute through the app's Help Center, escalate the matter to their corporate grievance officer via email, and—if unresolved after 30 days—file an online case through the government's e-Daakhil Portal or approach your local District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission