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Can I travel without telling the court in 498a


23-Mar-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have regular bail on 498a case with condition to take permission from court to travel abroad. I also have DV case. My company is asking me to come for residential visa application for 15 days. Should I inform court before leaving ? How many days it takes to get the permission? Will it affect my alimony amount ?
Answers (4)

Answer #1
716 votes
Yes…you must take a permission of the court if it’s a condition and written while granting you bail. After making the application the court will give you a date and on that date you must be present to tell the court as to why you want to visit abroad with all the relevant documents.

Answer #2
844 votes
hello client as i can see your issue us really very much crucial as you said uou jave been given bail on the condition of not leaving the country without prior intimation may lead to bail cancellatiin as well as the you will get arrested again . in this matter you can get permission from the court easily of appropiate juridiction . it will not take much time.
Answer #3
841 votes
You don’t have to go until court grants permission else this will be contempt ..u must show your valid reasons n I m confident court will allow u for the same ..this thing u would hv confirmed from your own advocate, what’s the point posting here !
Answer #4
721 votes
IPC sec 409 is non bailable it means only court has discretion to grant bail Or not such bail will solely depend upon the ingredients present in the case of your and any malafide in process followed in investigation

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