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Maintainance case - Reg wife false income affidavit


23-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Dear sir/madam, This is regarding the Maintainance case, My wife already submitted her income affidavit in the court but after 4-5 hearings she again submitted that she's not working anywhere and i know my wife provided the false details because she changed her job and i don't know the company name where she is working now, she has not provided any document of previous employer so please help or guide me with the below queries: 1. How can i prove that she is working some where without hiring the private detective. She has removed all her social media accounts. 2. Having my wife's UAN a/c no. and PAN so using any one, is there a legal way to know where she is working currently. 3.How to force her legally to provide all documents of last employer in the existing maintainace case. eg. Salary slips, bank statement or resignation letter. 4. Any use of section 91 in the above queries ? Looking forward your positive response. Thanks and Regards, Sandeep
Answers (3)

Answer #1
865 votes
Without any evidence it is impossible to convince the court that your wife has made a false statement on oath ( income affidavit). You can initiate an application under section 340 CRPC against your wife but again you need evidence to succeed in it.
Check her LinkedIn profile or any other social platform from where you can get the details of her current company.
I’m sorry to say this but you need a detective to get the job information of your wife.

Answer #2
648 votes
It seems you have sought multiple advice in the above case that is why you are giving reference of section 91 Crpc(which is not maintainable in family matters) , moreover even if u prove she is working even then there is no complete protection of non paying maintenance to your wife , you may call is for further advice
Answer #3
738 votes
As you Hv already hired an advocate for your case ..u must follow his directions … take advice from multiple advocate can confuse you in ample ways ..nevertheless u need to search relevant documents for her current salary yourself m produce in the court

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