My daughter is now 12 years old and I’m divorced. I didn’t have to pay alimony, and the 498A case filed against me was false. We got an RTI reply confirming that no case exists under my name, as claimed in the 498A complaint. We are Hindus. What are my options moving forward?

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My daughter is now 12 years old and I’m divorced. I didn’t have to pay alimony, and the 498A case filed against me was false. We got an RTI reply confirming that no case exists under my name, as claimed in the 498A complaint. We are Hindus. What are my options moving forward?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Based on the RTI response, you have proof that the 498A case was false. You can consider pursuing legal action against your ex-wife for defamation and malicious prosecution, potentially seeking compensation for the distress caused. However, it’s advisable to consult a lawyer to understand the specific legal options and best course of action in your situation.

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