Advocate Diksha Barrot

Questions Answered by Advocate Diksha Barrot

Q: Want to support parents financially but fiance want to put a capping

I’m a 28F Hindu, single child, planning to marry my long-time boyfriend. I want to support my aging parents financially after marriage. He wants to fix a monthly amount for them and says I shouldn’t give anything beyond that, though I’ll fulfil marital responsibilities too. What are my legal rights over my income and duty toward my parents in India?

Advocate Diksha Barrot answered
As an independent working woman in India, the law grants you absolute autonomy over your hard earned income, and marriage does not diminish either your rights over your earnings or your responsibilities towards your parents. there are various judgements to this aspect that daughter has equal right to maintain her parents whether married or not.

Q: CC Case crpc 319 query magistrate court

in ongoing 319 crpc crl mp petition in ongoing cc case mm court The respondents/accused have filed their counter statement to the application . court has noted that the matter is now at the stage of hearing the petitioner’s side in response to that counter. counter is filed with no evidence just mere denial and misinterpretation of law quoted . Reply to counter also filed by petitioner .For petitioner and Respondent side enquiry adjourned to meaning of both side enquiry

Advocate Diksha Barrot answered
since the counter statement and your reply to counter are already on record, the stage of written pleadings is complete. the magistrate will now evaluate the case through a mini enquiry based on oral submissions.

Q: Can She Win Bns69 Against Me After 4 Months Of Break Up Nd My Marriage

I had a physical relationship with my gf and one year live in in which I got engaged somewhere else and when she knew it she filed complaint against me but it wasn't FIR as she wasn't divorced that time. After her divorce I proposed her again and we got physical again and she recorded a voice note and WhatsApp where I admitted sex in the promise of marriage. We had ups and downs and finally i stopped contact and she also didn't try to contact in December and got married in May somewhere else. Can she file bns69 against me and how safe I am now in this case.

Advocate Diksha Barrot answered
yes, she can technically file a complaint u/s 69 BNS. however, whether the complaint will hold ground for judicial scrutiny depends entirely on the specific facts. it is absolutely vital to evaluate the exact wording of that voice note and contextually analyze your chat history.