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ABOUT INTERIM MAINTANCE REVISION


03-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
CAN WE FILE REVISION/APPEAL AGAINST INTERIM ORDER AFTER 90 DAYS?
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Answer #1
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you will have to explain the reason as why you did not file the appeal within limitation period. in the end it will be upto the judge if he will allow the appeal after going through the reasons. for further queries please feel free to contact
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Answer #2
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Hi In case you have exceeded the limitation period. You will need to file an application for condoning the delay in filing the appeal. I suggest that you file the appeal sooner to avoid dismissal. Feel free to get in touch to discuss further. Regards Adv. Abhinav Sharma
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Answer #3
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Greetings for the day! Yes, you may file after the statutory period. However, you will have to seek condonation of the delay in your filing. This shall be in the form of an application highlighting the reasons for the delay. For further assistance, feel free to connect.
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