Alimony and streedhan not returned

735 votes

since there is proceeding pending in court, you need to talk to your Advocate who is conducting the cases. for returning back the stridhan and other articles some purchase bill or vouchers are necessary. otherwise court cannot pass an order this respect. there there DV act case is pending, the husband needs to appear before the Court. in this regard get proper advice with the the relevant documents of your cases.

Advocate Ritam Banerjee LawRato

730 votes

In your case, you have already taken the correct legal steps by filing a complaint and a Domestic Violence (DV) case for recovery of your streedhan. As per law, streedhan remains the absolute property of the wife, and the husband or his family members have no legal right to retain it. Since the police have already filed a chargesheet, the matter is now before the court for trial. If your husband is not appearing, the court can issue coercive steps such as bailable/non-bailable warrants against him. You may request your advocate to press for such action to expedite proceedings. Regarding the recovery of streedhan, you can file an application before the Magistrate under the DV Act seeking immediate return of your articles or compensation in lieu thereof. The court also has the power to pass interim orders for return of streedhan during the pendency of the case. If you are unable to produce documents, you may file an affidavit explaining that all documents are in the possession of your husband and seek permission to rely on secondary evidence, witnesses, photographs, or any available proof. The burden can shift if you establish that the items were entrusted to him. Timelines in such matters vary, but with proper follow-up, applications for interim relief and strict action for non-appearance can help in faster resolution. You should actively pursue: Application for interim return/compensation of streedhan Petition for issuance of warrants due to his non-appearance Submission of alternative evidence regarding your belongings With consistent legal pressure, recovery becomes much easier.

Advocate Atanu Patra LawRato

750 votes

I understand how distressing it can be when your rightful Stridhan is withheld. Please be assured that you are legally entitled to recover it, and there are strong remedies available under law to protect your rights. I have been consistently handling matrimonial disputes, including matters related to Stridhan recovery, domestic issues, and maintenance, and have successfully assisted clients in resolving such sensitive cases with care and strategic legal action. With a few years of focused experience in this field, I can guide you through the most effective legal steps to ensure your belongings are rightfully returned. Each case requires a thoughtful and firm approach, and I make sure my clients receive both legal strength and personal attention throughout the process. I believe your matter deserves prompt and proper handling, and I would be glad to assist you in achieving a favorable outcome. You may consult with me directly to discuss your situation in detail. My contact details are available on my profile. I will make sure your case is handled with complete dedication and confidentiality.

Advocate Dipayan Dutta LawRato

560 votes

You can get back your Stridhan easily after filling a divorce suit followed by a petition under section 27 of Hi du marriage A t or section 406 of UPC. You can also file a petition through your DV case filling a petition under section 12 of the DV A t to get back your stridhan or personal belongings.

Advocate Dhrubajit Karmakar LawRato