My wife filed a 498A case against me two years ago, and we were partially convicted. The case is now under appeal, with a stay order until further proceedings. Recently, she filed a domestic violence case with false accusations, not mentioned in the 498A case. If the DV case results in an order against me, can I challenge it in the High Court? I plan to file for divorce. What’s the best way to defend myself against these false accusations?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My wife filed a 498A case against me two years ago, and we were partially convicted. The case is now under appeal, with a stay order until further proceedings. Recently, she filed a domestic violence case with false accusations, not mentioned in the 498A case. If the DV case results in an order against me, can I challenge it in the High Court? I plan to file for divorce. What’s the best way to defend myself against these false accusations?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My wife filed a 498A case against me two years ago, and we were partially convicted. The case is now under appeal, with a stay order until further proceedings. Recently, she filed a domestic violence case with false accusations, not mentioned in the 498A case. If the DV case results in an order against me, can I challenge it in the High Court? I plan to file for divorce. What’s the best way to defend myself against these false accusations?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Yes, you can challenge the Domestic Violence (DV) order in the High Court, especially if it is based on false accusations. You can defend yourself by providing evidence to contradict the accusations and highlighting the stay order in the 498A case. Consulting a lawyer is crucial to understand your legal options and prepare a strong defense.

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