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fraud marrage by nri and divorce case pending


04-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
i married to a nri man in jan 2017 and we lived together for 1 month after that he deserted me and i filed a case under 420 ad 406 ipc in 2018 for fraud as he lied about his job and permanent resisdence then he sent me a divorce notice from new zealand my family spent 20 lac on marriage and his family has all my jewlary and other things now my case is pending in court ! can i get divorce while this case is pending?? because i dont know how many years it will take i am already 29 year old i want to marry again but i want to get my money which my parents spent on marriage and jewellary ?? please reply
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Answer #1
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Under the present facts and circumstances it is advisable that the current situation be taken seriously and appropriate legal action must be initiated against the perpetrators. Further and better particulars are needed for an effective opinion.
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Answer #2
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you may surely file for divorce. also you may file for recovery of money by way of a civil suit. the criminal complaint that you have filed also needs to be pressed by filing a monitoring application, etc. depending on whichever stage that case is in.
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