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Can evidence be lead on vague pleading


15-Apr-2023 (In Family Law)
Wife made vague allegations that husband used to fight and insult her in public. No specific instances of alleged acts are given in petition. 1)/Can wife mention specific instances of alleged acts directly in evidence? 2)can wife lead evidence to prove particular instances even if his divorce petition is vague without citation of any particular instances.
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Answer #1
919 votes
Every petitioner has right to charge with any allegation it can't be stopped. However entire allegations needs to be proved beyond a reasonable doubt with sufficient and strong evidences. Thus if your wife has allegated she has to prove it in a specific manner otherwise it will lead to vagus allegation beneficial to you. In my opinion such vague allegation are very difficult to prove.
Answer #2
558 votes
Dea client, for application of 498A very vague allegations always done , and supreme court has taken its note in Arnesh Kumar vs state of Bihar 2014 case hence don't bother about such incidents, firmly respond to judge if trial starts, never miss the first summons date, as message goes you have harassed her and hence not responding to court, live freely nothing will happen to you and your family, if you likes my opinion please rate me.

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