Regarding Future Validity Of Agreement Signed On Stamp Paper

999 votes

First of all, such agreement should be avoided. However it will not debar from filing a complaint in future because relationship is a recurring element and ill events may again occur during future cohabitation

Advocate Mohd Atik Iqbal LawRato

740 votes

yes agar stamp paper pe sign kiya he to vo valid he lekin ab court bhi kr sakte he ki aesa hamare sath hua he or dowry me apne liya nahi liya vo bhi depend krta he . stamp paper pe kiya likha he vo bhi matter krta he to ap bhi liya he dowry kis situation me liya tha vo sab bhi dekhna padta he

Advocate Priyanka R Padaya LawRato

757 votes

Well, you cannot stop someone to raise same allegations of Dowry, that, it was demanded by you or taken by you, despite, you seek from that person and her family raising allegations in writing, that, neither you have demanded nor taken Dowry from her and her family.

Advocate Pankaj Bajaj LawRato

842 votes

agreement restraining against legal remedy are not valid. However, your agreement pertains to admission that dowry was not taken. Case may be filed but this document would help you. But I am 100% sure that allegation levelled against would not be limited to demand of dowry but also that if mental and physical cruelty. in this case, this document has no value, though you might have other defences. Moreover, agreement is not a guarantee that after signing it, you never demanded something subsequently.

Advocate Naresh Madan LawRato

723 votes

Dowry agreement: An agreement signed on stamp paper stating that dowry will neither be taken nor demanded can be used as evidence of the parties' intentions. However, it may not necessarily prevent disputes from arising after marriage. If a dispute arises and one party alleges that the agreement has been violated, the agreement may be used as evidence in legal proceedings to help determine the parties' intentions and obligations. It is important to note that dowry is illegal in India, and such agreements can help show the parties' compliance with the law. Criminal cases: Generally, criminal cases cannot be debarred or avoided through agreements between private parties. Criminal cases are prosecuted by the state, and the state's interest in punishing criminal behavior typically overrides any private agreements. Even if the parties involved in a criminal matter agree to settle their dispute privately, the state may still choose to prosecute if it believes a crime has occurred. Civil cases: In some cases, civil disputes can be resolved or avoided through agreements between parties. For example, parties may enter into a contract or settlement agreement to resolve a disagreement, and such agreements may be legally binding and enforceable in court. However, the ability to debar civil cases through agreements depends on the specific circumstances and the laws governing the issues in question. There may be certain situations or types of disputes where an agreement cannot prevent a civil case from being filed or pursued

Advocate Inder Preet Singh LawRato