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Wife's confession of extra marital affair
10-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Hi, I am from Pune. I work in private company. My wife works in diagnosis center. Earlier I had doubt on my wife that she has extra marital affair. As she never think about me. Never gave respect to me. Not ready to live my parents as well, I sent my parents to my hometown. Still there are no changes. But that time I didn't have any single evidence. One day she logged in her WhatsApp in my laptop and forgot to logout. From that day I started reading her chat with manager. They discussed about se* that they have recently. I have all screenshots. And some laptop screen recordings too. I think I need more stronger evidence to prove adultery. I'm thinking to discuss with my wife and show this screenshots as well. I'm sure she will accept and start begging for apology. And I will record our conversation. Even I can talk to his manager too. I know him personally. My question is can I produce these screenshots and her recordings of confession to prove adultery?
See first of all brother you have to set your mind, whether you want to close this chapter permanently or to give her last chance to her so that you both can start new life if she feels guilty and stop all this. If you want to use this chats and recordings as evidence for adultery. Brother it needs to prove sexual intercource. But all this evidence is enough for separation for mental cruelty.
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Adv. Manoj Mulchandani
Nashik | 500+ Answers
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yes u can do it but according to recent law amendments you can file a case of divorce against your wife on the ground of adultery and u can get divorce from and that she cannot claim maintenance or any alimony from you and nor any property righys
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Adv. Brahmanand Dube
Navi Mumbai | 400+ Answers
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judicial or extra judicial confession is not tenable under the law
however, you can use documentary evidence to support your allegations of adultery
you can avail adultery as ground for divorce
criminal element has been abolished by supreme court about adultery under IPC
judicial or extra judicial confession is not tenable under the law
however, you can use documentary evidence to support your allegations of adultery
you can avail adultery as ground for divorce
criminal element has been abolished by supreme court about adultery under IPC
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Adv. Rohit Shaligram
Pune | 500+ Answers
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