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Wife seeking maintenance in DV is hiding her bank details


29-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
In the declaration of income and assets, my wife has not declared her income and her bank details as she is claiming that she doesn't have a bank accnt. But, she shows up on UPI payment, which is not possible if there is no bank account as it is linked. Can you please tell me what way I can procure her bank details. Also, someone told me to file a RTI to RBI, does RTI provide this type of information?
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Answer #1
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You need not worry. It's just a matter of arguments before the court when the case is listed for final maintenance. Then she can also be booked under the IPC for providing false evidence in the form of an affidavit. Meanwhile you can just search for her account details.
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Answer #2
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you can approach court or file a RTI for her bank balance or you can file a RTI or you can mention in the court proceeding in front of judge that she has a bank account but she is not mentioning her income so court will direct to the bank produce her bank statement, on the next date of court hearing.
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