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husband wife compromised in 498a and stay for parents


10-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
498a,406,304,504,506 were registered against me and my parentsin UP. I applied stay for parents and bail for myself. I made the compromise with my wife through mediationnin lower court. Since than she is living with me. I submitted the copy of compromise (Judgement) in high court. Where high court directed me to visit lower court.nMain case is over against husband which has been informed to high court through judgement copy, now what is the purpose of visiting in lower court, please advise
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Answer #1
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dear client, You entered into a compromise with your wife and some boys in the groundhog for compounding the case pending against you and your family. In UP most of the court didn't compound the case on the basis of compromise. This is why you moved to the high court. The High court has passed the direction to the tria court to verify the compromise. For This purpose you need to present before the lower court. you need to consult with an experienced law expert with all the documents and High court order for proper guidance. For further legal assistance feel free to contact me.
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Answer #2
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As you mention the due to the discrepancies that you mention the matter was committed or relegated to subordinate court,since the high court has directed or ordained you to go through the proceedings of the lower court,otherwise it's repercussions might be a bit catastrophic,for further queries you may contact me
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