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Bank statement revealed in maintenance case with plenty of transaction


25-Jan-2026 (In Divorce Law)
My husband filed divorce on grounds of adultry I filed my counter in that I have stated that no way concerne with that person and no aquatence with that person And in cross examination I said I have did not received any amount throw upi from that person Now the divorce is dismissed But in my maintenance case my bank statement revealed that 20 transaction over 3 years I have received money from him in different times from before marriage and one month before of seperation also can hi file perjury
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Answer #1
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In your case the detailed transactions and timelines needs to be checked and thereafter we can discuss about any violation of law. Though there are multiple ways to secure your rights. Kindly seek advice of your counsel if any.
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Advocate Avinash Gaur

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Answer #2
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Hi there, in short yes he can request court for initiating perjury proceedings against you. However, based on the details of the statements of cross examination you can explain the transactions to the court. You have to sit with your lawyer and prepare a proper strategy. If you have any questions or need help feel free to contact me.
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Advocate Ishan Parashar

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Answer #3
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In this case, you can defend the perjury allegation by establishing that the UPI transactions were unrelated to any alleged adulterous relationship and had no bearing on the divorce proceedings. The denial during cross-examination was not deliberate or material but made under a bona fide misunderstanding. As per settled law, perjury is made out only when a false statement is given wilfully and materially to mislead the court. Since the transactions were of casual or friendly nature and not connected with the case merits, it does not constitute wilful false evidence under Section 191 IPC, and prosecution under Section 340 CrPC would not be justified.
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Advocate Nikhil Karwal

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Answer #4
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Hi, you need not to be worry as it totally depends on the capability of your lawyer how to fight for you in this case. Your husband surely can put forward this perjury but it depends if his lawyer is that much intelligent to bring into in front of the court. Secondly it depends how Your lawyer help you..
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