Are Call Recordings Admissible as Evidence in Court?
02-Nov-2024 (In Divorce Law)
My wife and I have not had a physical relationship. She went to her native place, hasn't returned, and is now accusing us of physical assault. She demanded I live separately from my parents, which I refused. Initially, she spoke of divorce, but now she says she won’t and will take revenge. I have call recordings of her threatening me and her family making similar threats. Can these recordings be used as evidence? Also, her relative mentioned she may claim alimony. What steps should I take?
Dear Sir,
 You have to immediately file a divorce case on the ground non consummation of marriage. Physical relationship is main ingredient of successful marriage if she is refusing it . You will get divorce without alimony. She may file false cases for maintenance and alimony. You can make use of recording in the court legally.
yes call recording are admissible in evidence but there is procedure to be done as per evidence act, you can file for divorce on ground of cruelty as deniel of sex and threatening amounts to cruelty and which is a ground for divorce, further if she has left on her own and having income to maintain herself you need not pay maintenance and you can contest it if she files cases
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