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Can corporate company submit my working details? if they get notice


05-Jun-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Myself Anusha, I have a kid at 6 years I'm working in the corporate sector !! I have applied for divorce and internal maintenance. My Husband is denying the internal maintenance by saying I m already working note: I haven't disclosed to court that I m working now my husband sent a court notice to my office and It is mentioned My HR must appear to court on the specific day and disclose my salary slips etc what should I do now? and he has blenderly sent the notice without having proper proof !!
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Answer #1
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working place should provide all the details of the salary if you are not provided to the court actually the Assets and Liability affidavit should be filed by the court and you should file the pay slip and 3 years bank statement and also it returns if you have filed if you are not providing that the opponent 40 user right to send if you not to the company to get all these details
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Answer #2
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hi alocious here, I can well understand your concern from the query raised, yes the court has powers to issue notice to the company and seek its appearance, especially HR, and he must appear on the specified date or it would be deemed as a contempt of court, however you can file a petition to the court to ask for withdrawal of the notice and present the matter yourself or with an advocate before the court, you can contact me for further clarifications, thank you
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