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Compromise deed signed husband did not take me along after that


25-Feb-2023 (In Divorce Law)

I filed the case against my husband under sec 498a 406.Compromise deed was signed that we would be living together and deed had no other condition in it.Basis this quashing petetion was filed in high court jointly.High court directed to record the statement with ilaqa magistrate. Same day one property where i am living presently was transferred in my name as i had doubt that he may ditch me again though not mentioned in the compromise deed.Statement was recorded jointly and directed to high court.As usual he ditched me again and did not take me alongwith him.I have 4 year old son.vt shud i do?

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Answer #1
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Meet me. Its complicated. You asked "I filed the case against my husband under sec 498a 406.Compromise deed was signed that we would be living together and deed had no other condition in it.Basis this quashing petetion was filed in high court jointly.High court directed to record the statement with ilaqa magistrate. Same day one property where i am living presently was transferred in my name as i had doubt that he may ditch me again though not mentioned in the compromise deed.Statement was recorded jointly and directed to high court.As usual he ditched me again and did not take me alongwith him.I have 4 year old son.vt shud i do?"
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Answer #2
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Approach the high court again with the changed factual situation and get the compromise annulled on the grounds mentioned by you and then pursue the case again. However only the conditions mentioned in the deed can be agitated again, nothing beyond that.
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Advocate Gurmohan Singh Bedi

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Answer #3
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You can file application to reopen each proceedings which have closed . Can file fresh new complain also fraud cheating etc as Compromise deed signed husband did not take me along after that . Hope you are aware of your rights are per compromise deed.
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