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Lie stated in divorce in all about relationship


24-Jan-2026 (In Divorce Law)
My husband filed divorce on grounds of adultry I filed my counter in that I have stated that no way concerne with that person and no aquatence with that person And in cross examination I said I have did not received any amount throw upi from that person Now the divorce is dismissed But in my maintenance case my bank statement revealed that 20 transaction over 5 years I have received money from him Is my husband can file perjury
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Answer #1
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firstly it's depend on the date the receiving date and the petition date in DV petition it will not affect whatever transactions but there is also possibility that if your husbands advocate force Court and argue with Case laws then Court may reduce your maintenance amount and perjury is not possible there is only one way for your husband and its appeal and appeal must be in High Court if you are husband can make appeal in High Court then it's possible otherwise not
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Answer #2
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Perjury is not automatic. Husband must prove you knowingly made a false statement on oath. Occasional money transfers do not prove adultery. Context, purpose, intent and material impact matter. Courts rarely prosecute perjury without clear intent.
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