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If husband died before 1st motion, does father in law need pay?


07-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
my brother's wife did complaint in women cell for 498A and she wants divorce settlement was made in court mediation centre full and final 2lacs in which my brother his wife and my father and her father all did signature,now before 1st motion my brother died accidently,now women cell gave notice on my father name,do he needs to go to women cell what if don't attend women cell will they lodge FIR or arrest warrent as her husband died,do my father needs to pay money as he was living with his father,can she claim money from my father,if my father don't attend women cell what will they do?
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Answer #1
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Procedure is same if your father is co accused in the above said matter, if there is compromise between the all parties of the cases then your father is liable tis settlement. Otherwise procedure is same as previous
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Answer #2
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Dear U have to comply with the direction of women cell along with representation and all related documents Dont panic we will solve ur problem in a time bound manner And plz sent me the copy of all the documents we will sit n discuss our future plan of action Regards Ehtesham
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