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Maintainance Amount to Daughter thru Mother living Seperate.


24-Feb-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I am giving a monthly Maintainance Amount to Daughter thru Mother, living Seperate, vide decision under Section 125 from the Family Court. Now mother has filed a petition under Sec 127 demanding a raise. But i ve come to know that the mother is not using amount on daughter rather using for herself. Can i demand proof of expenses, like school fee receipts or medical receipts etc from the mother. Kindly Guide
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Answer #1
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Its depend on amount that how much money you are paying to your wife in every single month and its also depend on your salary and if she doesn’t have proof of your recent(not past) income so judge will not amend the order of section 125 of Crpc and you can ask receipts or bills if she filled sec 127 of Crpc otherwise not
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Answer #2
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Hello, Yes you can ask for proof of expenses but if your daughter attains a majority (get the age of 18) or above if she is employed then she is not eligible for a single penny from you, what's the scenario of your wife is she a working woman?, whatever the expenses she do you can ask for detail statement for it & she has to disclose the same related to expenses & it's a discretionary powers of the court to increase the maintenance amount or not. For any query you can free to ask
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