Wife left my hope and bring her all personal thing

859 votes

Based on the facts stated by you, it appears that you made a genuine effort to comply with the court's direction and bring your wife back, but she refused to cohabit, demanded money, abused you, pushed you, and left on her own. It was a prudent step to immediately lodge a General Diary (GD), as it creates a contemporaneous record of the incident. Preserve a copy of the GD, the court order, and any messages, call records, or witnesses relating to the incident. If your wife subsequently files any false criminal or domestic violence complaint, these documents will be relevant for your defence. If reconciliation is no longer possible and she has clearly refused to live with you despite the court proceedings, you may also consider initiating appropriate matrimonial proceedings, including a petition for divorce on legally sustainable grounds, depending on the complete facts and available evidence. A detailed review of all documents will help determine the best legal course of action

Advocate Atanu Patra LawRato

732 votes

Your wife's return must be voluntary. Even if the court passed an order in your favour in a restitution of conjugal rights case under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the law does not permit forcing a spouse to live with the other. If she changed her mind while returning and left on her own, you cannot legally compel her to come back.

Advocate Shubham Agarwal LawRato