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Bank statement n FD s in DV matter
24-Jun-2026 (In Divorce Law)
If all bank statement are given in cort . Salary savings joint account then these statements will be seen by just ho.judge or opposite party Advocates too. N are opposing party have permission to take these bank account statement to their home or chamber ?...we have to present any day 3 yr or cort gives order from when to when date bank statement needed I have some FDs in my mother name in mother's joint account where she is primary holder..n (thanks to all veterans for reply ..
Yes, bank statements filed in court are accessible to the opposite party and their advocate as part of the case record. The court generally specifies the period for which statements are required and disclosure depends on the issues involved in the case.
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If an application for production of documents is filed by the opposite party then only you will have to provide it and you will have to mandatorily provide copies to the other party and the judge if the application gets accepted by the judge
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Adv. Areeb Ansari
Adv. Areeb Ansari
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If the Court directs production of bank statements, they become part of the judicial record to the extent permitted by the Court. The opposite party and their advocate are generally entitled to inspect and obtain copies of documents filed in the proceedings, subject to the Court's orders and applicable procedural rules. The Court usually specifies the period for which bank statements are required, depending on the facts and issues involved in the case. As regards FDs held in your mother's joint account where she is the primary holder, their relevance will depend on whether they are connected to the dispute or your financial disclosures. You may seek appropriate directions from the Court if you have concerns regarding confidentiality or re
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Adv. Arati Alone
Adv. Arati Alone
Pune | 5+ Answers
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Bank statements filed in court can generally be inspected by the opposite party and their advocates. They may obtain certified copies if permitted. Usually, the court specifies the period for which statements are required. FDs in your mother's name, where she is the primary holder, may require separate consideration depending on ownership and source of funds. Consult your advocate before disclosure.
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Adv. Pankaj Bajaj
Adv. Pankaj Bajaj
Pune | 700+ Answers
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Yes, if bank statements are filed in court, they are ordinarily available to the Judge as well as the opposite party and their advocate as part of the judicial record. They may obtain certified copies or inspect the record in accordance with the court rules. However, the documents can be used only for the purpose of the case and not for any unlawful misuse.
Normally, the court specifies the period for which bank statements are to be produced, or directs filing of statements relevant to the dispute. If you have FDs in your mother's name where she is the primary holder, you may explain the ownership and source of those funds before the court. File complete and truthful disclosures, and if any document contains sensitive personal information, your advocate may request appropriate directions from the court regarding confidentiality where justified.
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Adv. Sanket Ganpat Khamkar
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Navi Mumbai | 5+ Answers
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