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False allegations on me.. please advice


10-Jun-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife left me 2yrs back. She filed section 9 on me and allegation that our family harrassed her for taken dowry and extra dowry many times and she saying that paid 24 lakhs to my parents hand. But the fact is that we did not take dowry 1 rupee also. No dowry. No harrassed her. How to prove her allegations are false in the court. Pls advice. She did emotional cheating from day1.
Answers (4)

Answer #1
940 votes
The only way is to face the legal actions initiated by by your wife by contesting the same. You can deny all her allegations as false with appropriate evidence if possible to establish your side of facts.
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Answer #2
858 votes
First of all a section 9 application has been filed is what you are telling however section 9 of probably which actor S Rintu is a question assuming that it is Hindu marriage act then it is restitution of conjugal rights which means that your voice is blue blue with you that is the primary intention any cheese if there is a dowry demand and is there is an increase consequent to the dowry demand and do you clean saying that you have not got any dowry from her then it means that you should contest the case put her into an incriminating position of cross examine her and identify what are all the items that is known as dowry and bring out the food out of this is the only remedy did you have have
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Answer #3
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first you must consult an advocate and if you talk about the evidence and the facts and circumstances of the case which your wife left from you and what are the allegation made against you in the petition coming to the conclusion only we can decide the case how to defend from the false allocation of your wife
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Answer #4
575 votes
You need to appear through counsel and contest the case. As of now she has filed only a restitution petition. So if you want you can say at the counselling that you are willing to take her back to your home. In which case she can withdraw her petition.
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