Wife asks 6,16,300/ month From Husband , HC Judge Shocked, #lawchakra #legal
Summary
TLDRIn a legal dispute over maintenance expenses, the court scrutinizes the wife's claim for a monthly allowance of 6 lakh 16,300 rupees, questioning its necessity given her husband's income and her actual needs. The judge emphasizes the importance of presenting realistic figures and warns against exploiting the court process. Both parties are instructed to submit accurate financial details and the wife's legitimate expenses for reconsideration, highlighting the court's focus on fairness and substantiated claims.
Takeaways
- π The petitioner is seeking a monthly maintenance of 6 lakh 16,300 rupees, which the respondent argues is excessive and unreasonable.
- πΌ The husband is believed to have an income of 10 crores, which is a significant factor in the wife's maintenance claim.
- π The wife claims she needs the maintenance for expenses such as branded clothes, which are costly, and she is currently using old clothes.
- π The wife also mentions expenses on accessories like bangles, chains, and other items, which she estimates at 15,000 rupees per month.
- π₯ There are medical expenses involved, including treatment for knee joint pain, high fever, tension, and panic attacks, which require regular medication and therapy.
- π The wife has alleged that the husband's negligent actions have prevented her from seeking proper medical treatment, contributing to her financial strain.
- πΆ The husband is accused of neglecting the children, leaving the wife to bear the responsibility and associated costs, which are not being considered in the maintenance claim.
- π« The husband is said to be paying for the children's school and tuition fees but is not taking care of the children's needs, which is a point of contention.
- π The court is requesting detailed documentation and actual figures of the wife's expenses, rather than large, unsubstantiated claims.
- π The court has expressed concern about the exploitation of the legal process and the need for transparency and accuracy in the wife's financial claims.
- π« The court is prepared to dismiss the application if the wife does not provide a reasonable and substantiated breakdown of her expenses.
Q & A
What is the primary subject of the court discussion in the transcript?
-The primary subject of the court discussion is the determination of the maintenance amount that the wife should be granted based on her expenses and the husband's income.
What is the wife's claim regarding her monthly expenses?
-The wife claims that her monthly expenses amount to 6 lakhs and 16,300 rupees, which she believes she requires for various needs including food, clothing, accessories, medical expenses, and more.
What is the husband's income according to the court's understanding?
-The court understands that the husband has an income of 10 crores, which is a significant amount and is considered when determining the maintenance amount.
What does the court suggest regarding the wife's claim for maintenance?
-The court suggests that the wife's claim for maintenance is excessively high and not justified based on her actual needs and the husband's income.
What is the court's stance on the wife's argument about her medical expenses?
-The court acknowledges the wife's medical expenses but questions the high amount she claims, suggesting that she should provide actual figures and not exaggerated estimates.
What is the court's opinion on the wife's request for an amount without providing a detailed breakdown?
-The court is not in favor of granting an amount without a detailed breakdown of expenses, emphasizing the need for the wife to present actual and reasonable figures.
What does the court instruct the wife to do regarding her expenses?
-The court instructs the wife to file an affidavit with actual required expenses, and if they are indeed her actual expenses, the court will consider them in the next hearing.
What is the court's view on the wife's claim of having no responsibility for the family?
-The court expresses surprise and disapproval of the wife's claim of having no responsibility for the family, stating that the maintenance should be reasonable and not a punishment for the husband.
What is the court's final instruction regarding the wife's maintenance claim?
-The court's final instruction is for the wife to file an affidavit with actual expenses and for the husband to file documents with an affidavit serving the same on the wife's counsel, after which the court will pass orders.
What does the court imply about the wife's claim of having shares and bank statements?
-The court implies skepticism towards the wife's claim of having shares and bank statements, suggesting that it may be an exploitation of the court process and instructs her to file an affidavit with the actual documents.
What is the court's concern about the wife's legal expenses?
-The court is concerned about the wife's claim of 50,000 rupees per month for legal expenses, viewing it as another instance of inflating the figures and potentially exploiting the court process.
Outlines
π€ Dispute Over Excessive Maintenance Claims
The first paragraph discusses a court case where a wife is seeking a maintenance amount of 6 lakh 16,300 per month, which the court deems excessive. The judge emphasizes the need for actual expenditure figures rather than high estimates. The husband's income is mentioned as 10 crores, and the court is considering granting a smaller maintenance amount based on the wife's actual needs. The wife is also accused of already using a cash box at home for her personal expenses, which complicates the claim. The judge instructs the wife's counsel to provide a detailed breakdown of her expenses for the court's consideration.
π Court's Scrutiny of Maintenance Demand and Actual Expenses
In the second paragraph, the court continues to scrutinize the wife's demand for a high maintenance amount, questioning the necessity and justification for such a sum. The judge is critical of the wife's claim, suggesting that she should earn her own expenses rather than rely solely on her husband. The court seeks a reasonable and substantiated figure for her expenses, including legal fees, and warns against exploitation of the court process. The wife's counsel attempts to justify the high expenses by mentioning her involvement in share business and the need for legal expenses, but the judge insists on seeing concrete evidence and a reasonable claim.
π Adjudication of Maintenance Based on Verified Documentation
The third paragraph focuses on the court's directive for both parties to submit verified documentation to support their claims regarding maintenance and financial transactions. The wife is instructed to file an affidavit detailing her actual expenses, while the husband is ordered to provide documents related to the alleged 63 lakhs in shares and bank statements. The court emphasizes that the maintenance amount should be based on the wife's real needs and expenditures, not on anticipated or unspent amounts. Both parties are given a final opportunity to present their cases with proper evidence, and the court promises to pass orders based on the submitted documentation.
Mindmap
Keywords
π‘Maintenance
π‘Expenditure
π‘Income
π‘Court
π‘Petitioner
π‘Respondent
π‘Standard of Living
π‘Legal Expenses
π‘Affidavit
π‘Negligent Act
π‘Bargaining
Highlights
The court is discussing the issue of maintenance expenses for a wife, who is seeking 6 lakh 16,300 per month.
The judge emphasizes that the maintenance should be based on actual expenditure and requirements, not just the husband's income.
The husband's income is mentioned to be around 10 crores, suggesting a high earning capacity.
The wife claims to have high expenses on food, clothing, accessories, medical treatment, and other necessities.
The judge questions the necessity of such high expenses for a single lady without the responsibility of children.
The wife's legal representative argues for the need to meet the same standard of living as the husband.
The judge asks for a detailed breakdown of the wife's expenses to assess the actual requirement.
The court highlights the importance of providing actual figures for maintenance claims rather than arbitrary amounts.
The wife's representative mentions her health issues, including knee joint pain and panic attacks, as part of her medical expenses.
The judge expresses skepticism about the wife's claim of needing 6 lakh 16,300 per month for personal expenses.
The husband's representative disputes the wife's claims, suggesting that she has access to a cash box at home and has not been neglected.
The court orders both parties to file affidavits with detailed documents and bank statements to support their claims.
The wife's representative alleges that the husband has shares and bank statements that have not been disclosed.
The judge warns against exploiting the court process and emphasizes the need for transparency and honesty in submissions.
The court seeks to send a clear message to litigants about the proper use of the court process and the consequences of false claims.
The wife is given a final opportunity to file actual required expenses, and the court will consider them on the next hearing.
The husband is ordered to file documents and an affidavit regarding the wife's alleged undisclosed financial activities.
The court stresses the importance of filing accurate and truthful affidavits to avoid dismissal of the case.
Transcripts
he want 6 lakh 16,300 per
month per month as
expenses my Lord no no my humble
submission before clearly just she will
not be given maintenance what basing on
what the husband is getting and also
other factor is what is her what is her
requirement husband must be having 10
crores of income because he's getting
Court will grant five cres to her don't
tell the court that this is all a person
requires 6 lakh
16,300 per
month body spend this much a single lady
for herself oh if she wants to spend let
her
earn not on the husband my Lord before
that before not going into all that
arguments what I wanted to know is what
are your expenditure that you tell the
court I already heard all of your ear
you enough for the petitioner food
expenses at a residence to meet the same
standard of nutritious food which the
respondent is having at home she has not
been provided with any food there she
has to
manage, for the purpose of food when the
respondent come compelled to have food
outside in few
circumstances yes nice my lord for that
and towards the cloths and dress the
respondent is using all the Branded
claws wherein one Kelvin clean t-shirt
costs around 10,000 per shirt and per
trowers of the petitioner is also intal
for the same where in the present
petitioner is using all the old dresses
itself yes well towards the access like
Bangles sticker chain earnings Watchers
sandals slipper Etc my Lord which is the
basic need my Lord towards it 15,000 per
month my Lord towards the medical
expenses cosmetics and other expenses my
Lord where in the petitioner is
suffering with the knee joint pain and
for which she needs to take the regular
medication and physiotherapy treatment
even she is suffering from high fever
tension panic attack for which she need
to take regular treatment and medication
due to the negligent Act of the husband
she has not in a position to show it to
a good doctor good
hospital at least four to five is
needed the respond was being I have it's
overall cost my I have bated to a
monthly wise also in the second column
though the respondent is being the
school fee uh paying the school fee and
tution fee to the children he has
completely neglected to look after the
children always being with him with them
as like a mother and due to which the
petitioner is supposed to at least your
client is not understanding it you
should understand and you should advise
her unnecessarily with these kind of
expend that they
give the court
gets the impression of the Court would
be something what is this eight please
tell the cour every month 60,000 what
she will do my Lord very my this is the
humble request before the court will to
lordship to decide on this should tell
not about I I will it is like a
bargaining like you will you will give
five lakhs six lakhs and the court will
okay let me give one lakh to the not the
way you should come before the court
with actual figures what are all this oh
my Lord very I categorically categorized
that these are the
needed for the her commitment my Lord
and my Lord she Is possessing with the
loan also wherein she has to repay that
that I produced the document also gold
loan other loan and other hand loans
which she has managed and which is
deposit to or bank statement by mother
he want 6ak 16,300 per
month per month as
expenses my Lord no no my humble
submission before this honorable court
with regarding that the landmark
judgment wherein Supreme Court has held
yes please pass the maintenance amount
which she was
needed yes she will not be given
maintenance what basing on what the
husband is getting and also other factor
is what is her what is her requirement a
husband must be having 10 crores of
income because he's getting Court will
grant five cres to her no it's about she
has to tell what is her expenditure what
is her requirement that you didn't even
tell before the court except giving a
big figure of so and
so there was no break what was the
breakup why what is that she wants never
no when I asked you to give before this
court if
this this
expenditure that she gave before the
court is simple reason and simple ground
for this court to dismiss your
application my Lord my humble submission
of this honorable
Court kindly look the operative portion
my Lord wherein prior to it the court
has
held he has never sted Affair certainity
but he's made a submission that he keeps
a cash box at house wherein she makes
use of that fund wherein hence the Court
held that she is not supposed to be
provided with any expenditure with
regarding because she has already taken
from the cash box and for her personal
income you understood when the court
asked you though it was not given before
the trial court the court asked you for
this with the to consider to Grant some
amount to her after looking at all the
expenditure what she has placed before
the court the feels that you know
nothing my humble submission my Lord
this court may not order this much my
Lord to a reasonable amount my Lord why
should I do that
exercise why should you tell all this
and why should I grant why should the
code Grant reasonable
amount in order to show the actual
picture Duty also please don't tell the
court that this is all a person requires
6 lakh
16,300 per month
does anybody spend this much a single
lady for herself oh if she wants to
spend let her
earn not on the
husband any nominal amount but I'm
telling you if this is if if on if you
want an order from the court I want the
actual figures not this lacks of figures
will not Grant or else I'll dismiss your
application please tell your client what
is this you don't have you have no other
responsibility of the family you don't
have to take care of the children you
want for yourself you you say I want 6
lakh
16,000 that's not the purport of section
24 and it is not a punishment to the
husband that if he's having a disputes
with wife to Grant
66,000 you should be reasonable in
telling it not that I will tell some
figure and the C for the court to give
some amount or the
other there was no reason for the court
to even ask you to file it I thought if
you if you give the figure and if the
court understands what's a requirement
then we'll consider it but not 6 lakh
16,300 a single
lady without the responsibility of the
of the
kids just to take them for a holiday
take them for for a lunch you you
require
66,000 at least how I'm I'm really
surprised how she she could she could
give all these headings I think even in
that rajish verusha nobody knows that
these many headings will be available
very
strange final opportunity for you come
up with a reasonable thing reasonable
I'm again telling you if it is like this
kind of a thing straight away we'll
dismiss
it my Lord may I submit
yes if your lordship may see even the
legal expenses 50,000 rupes per month
for the
lawyer even acceptable my Lord to
increase the bill blow a big figure so
that they'll get now one more thing my
Lord only one uh opportunity L May
kindly give me I'm uh filing one memo
where 63 lakh Rupees is in circulation
in shares in their own bank statements
with page numbers I'm giving it which
bank statements
I'll you do one thing yes you do one
thing just don't give it like that
basing on an affit you file it please
let them respond we will will send a
loud and clear message to all the
litigant who wants to explo exploit you
know the process of the Court this is
exploitation this is an
exploitation I'm ready to file one more
also there is no earning has been raised
earned out to shares and it is the false
submission they are making again and
again I will F will reflect it will
reflect in the
SP letter show a single rupee profit I
have ear then you please file an
AFF disclosed it now with that she will
file an AFF you file an
AFF iil entire document my I have never
surprised but
again submission they did not find
picture my Lord the L as for the orders
passed for this SP the expenditure of
the wife place before the report where
it where it shows that she requires six
lakhs and OD for her monthly
expenses the all the expenses on the
face of it all all the the all the the
amounts that are
stated the the this court cannot
appreciate that that that can be the the
monthly expenses of a a
person who who do not have to take care
of the
children and any other expenditure
except her personal
expenditure as a last and final
opportunity the petitioner wife shall
file the actual required expenses if
they are the actual expenses file then
the court will consider the same on the
next date of hearing next par learn
Council apping for the husband submits
that an amount of rupes 83 lakhs
63 lakhs 63 lakhs is in
circulation the shares as she is as for
the bank statements as as she
is uh doing the share
business the business the which was
denied which is denied by the learn
Council appearing for the wife the
husband shall file all the documents on
an with an A and and serve the same on
the con appearing for the uh wife and
the wife shall file an eff of it along
with in the set after he also disclose
the her expenses
also my on that orders will be passed
yes my Lord that is the expenditure
anticipated by this that is that ped
expecting from this court that is not
incured so far there is no anticipation
the provision is for her actual for her
requirements yes court will not court is
not here to towards the needed amount my
that is not the actually she has spent
so far that is the amount which she is
seeking from says so that you should in
anticipation of something you should ask
for maintenance my that much capacity
she's not having it present that is why
we have filed that application she's
needed of that amount and she has been
forced to
if you if you want to stick to the same
ground uh we have to pass orders which
is come up with appropriate affidavit
then we will see
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