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Earlier Iwanted to settle down on mutual terms but its not happening.1) my husband is not willing to


07-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Earlier Iwanted to settle down on mutual terms but its not happening.1) my husband is not willing to pay for our 12yr old girl child support 2)we are co owners n co applicants in 2BHK flat. He doesn't want to give me the share of that property,knowing the fact that I hv almost invested or transferred more than 10laks in last 1year.Until date he has been abusive over whatsapp messages.Considering all thse can I file case against him?Can DV and 498a will b applicable in this case?
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Answer #1
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section 498a of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and by the Domestic Violence Act, 2005. Any kind of harm/ injury that is likely to endanger the life, health, limb and well-being of the woman whether physical or mental.
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Answer #2
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You can sure file a domestic violence case against him with whatever evidence that you are having now in your favour. I cannot assure you about 498a without knowing what all evidences you have. your husband is born to give child support to your daughter for an amount based on whatever evidence you give you about his income.
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