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Not obeying High Court Order and sought NBW in the lower court


11-Jul-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Respondent has received Rs. 8 Lakh from husband in the High Court and undertaken in High Court that she will not precipitate the maintenance matter until the modification application of husband on existing Ex-Parte Ad-Interim order is disposed. But precipitated the recovery case and successful in getting NBW on husband in the lower court. Kindly advise, how should I proceed in this case?
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Answer #1
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Hi. file contempt of court before the same court where the order has been passed. Simultaneously you should produce the certified copy of order to the court where she has to comply her undertaking. This is delay tactic. You can recall NBW by producing this order of high court.
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Answer #2
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1. you have to submit the orders passed by the high court and submit before the court. 2. you have to furnish the High court order copy and convince the lower court. 3. you have to approach the lower court and cancel the nbw orders.
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