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Fir quahing before 2nd motion ..what if husband refuses to give divorc


19-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
We had an agreement through mediation centre for mutual divorce and FIR quashing..my husband will pay me allimony during 2nd motion after quashing his fir under sec 406 and 498..what if he refuses to give divorce after fir quashing..can fir be revoked .we belong to Hindu religion
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Answer #1
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Quashing ch 2nd motion divorce Wala content add kraooo g . Compromise ch eh likhao g j 2nd motion ch divorce ton refuses krda tan dwara case registration krawaooo g Ethe 1 st motion ch v tusi statement Karwao g Eh statement krawaooo v edah 2nd motion ton pehla quashed pa k fir quash krwaawaaa gae
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Answer #2
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Fir cannot be revived once it is quashed however you can challenge it in supreme court. Another thing is you can file separate suit for maintaince and alimony under various provisions. to know more feel free to contact me.
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Answer #3
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Hello Madam, As per the facts stated by you, in case he refuses to give divorce which generally parties don’t do. He will be liable for contempt of court Please feel free to contact us for further information on this matter Thanks Adv Amrinder Singh
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