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08-Apr-2024 (In Divorce Law)
We have filed DV case, FIR is filed on dowry, Money harassment and My husband, his parents are not responding to any notices we sent. Police calling to them but they are not coming and speaking. So, Can I send FIR copy to his office, so that atleast he will respond.? Is it okay to send FIR copy thru RPAD to office ? Please suggest
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Answer #1
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Dear Madam, Yes, you can send copy of FIR to his employe since it is public document and committed serious offences and after preliminary investigation it was registered. The employer of the husband may take the matter seriously and he may ask your husband to resign from the job thus he will be in trouble.
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Answer #2
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As you have said already FIR has been filed, it is now lookout of police, police instead have to issue them notice under 41 A of criminal procedure code and if they do not attend the police can arrest the said persons, further as DV case is filed if they do not attend the court will pass orders in your favour in respect of reliefs which you have claimed from court as per law, so if they do not attend even after service of notice you can proceed with the DV case and get orders and then get them executed.
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