If a husband is seeking details of his wife’s income and assets in a divorce case, what documents should he present to prove she has no income? Assume she’s never worked, lacks a PAN card, an old bank account, and owns no property. What proof is needed under Section 106 of the Evidence Act?

Under Section 106 of the Evidence Act, the husband needs to present evidence proving his wife has no income. This can be done through bank statements, income tax returns, and documents from any potential employers. As she hasn’t worked, he must demonstrate the lack of employment records and absence of any income-generating activities.