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Alimony or maintenance amount
16-Oct-2024 (In Divorce Law)
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Will court ask parents of husband to file tax returns too apart from the husband tax returns in deciding maintenance or alimony amount?
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No, because wife is responsibility of her husband but if there is any ancestral business or etc then you can file an application and ask the same or related documents. if you want to discuss more about your case and want take more suggestions then you can contact me over phone.
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Adv. Mohini
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hi this side Gourav Sharma Advocate from from Delhi High Court and I have read your query regarding your case and there are lots of judgments regarding your case court also asked you have filed the ITR or not income affidavit along with ITR form also show in the case
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Adv. Gourav Sharma
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No, parents of husband are not bound to file the ITR, as per Rajnish vs Neha only husband income and his ancestral wealth is seen for deciding the quantum of maintenance. Further, if wife is highly qualified and has potential to earn then chances of getting maintenance is bleak for her
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Adv. Ashutosh Kumar Mishra
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Dear sir, I'm dealing with a similar case as yours, where it was beneficial for us when we filed the ITR of parents of the husband in a maintenance case, as the parents did not have any source of money and were dependent upon the husband, which turned out to be fruitful for us and the Hon'ble Court rejected the interim maintenance claim of the wife. You may consult me in that regard.
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Adv. Puneet Srivastava
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yes.. as per the guidelines laid down by Hon'ble supreme court of india in a case titled rajneesh versus Neha both the parties have to file their respective assets and liabilities including ITR returns while filling their respective income and assets affidavit.
if any of the parties mislead the Hon'ble court by concealing the facts or documents other party is at liberty to proceed against the defaulting party by filling an application u/s 340 CRPC.
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Adv. Atul Singh Sejwal
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