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Money recieved from in laws in bank


31-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My wife parents have transferred money in bank account before marriage now they are using it as tool in 498a caseWhat should i do
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Answer #1
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It's very simple if the money belongs to them it's advisable to return their money otherwise they can claim that that money is the Shree Dhan of their daughter feel free to get in touch with her office thank you
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Answer #2
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You have to immediately Hire an advocate to make you understand the legality of the case secondly if they want to do 498 a then they might go for different cases like domestic violence, 125 CRPC or might even go for divorce as well …so this is the time you have to do your homework and please be in touch to understand what qualities thank you
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Answer #3
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Hi For what purpose was the money transferred? Have you repaid the amount? In case it was friendly loan and you have repaid it. It won’t be a ground for 498a. Fee free to get in touch to discuss the case further in detail. Regards Adv. Abhinav Sharma
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