Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago
My uncle, who was previously married, remarried a widow after his first wife tragically took her own life due to family issues. This led to a legal case against him, resulting in a year-long imprisonment. He eventually found peace with the family and the case was dropped. He married a second time to help a widow with her two young children and elderly father. However, within a week, the new wife began mistreating them, constantly arguing with his father and him, demanding a daily allowance of Rs. 1,500 while constantly picking fights. To protect himself, my uncle signed a legal document stating he wouldn’t be held responsible if she filed any police complaints.
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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago
Under Indian law, a legal document signed by your uncle stating he wouldn’t be held responsible for his wife’s police complaints is likely unenforceable. This does not absolve him of his legal responsibilities or protect him from potential consequences if his wife’s accusations are valid. It’s important to seek legal advice for a comprehensive understanding of his specific situation and rights.
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