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UMen have almost always won fake DV, dowry cases but still they were asked to pay alimony in the Indian system.
I remember a recent case where a man paid 25 lacs alimony and then his wife was fined 50k for filing false cases.
UI have a few lawyer friends who told me all this, I have been doing my research on this subject for the past 5 years or so. I’d suggest getting in touch with Save the Indian Family Foundation.UYup, once you watch the documentary and how the law is being implemented you’ll realize why Atul Subash was so desperate. If I have to put it in a sentence it’d be divorce is not an option for a man in India.UIt’ll be transferred to whichever court is the most comfortable for your wife. If it’s in a different city you’ll have to pay her to be able to travel and attend court.UShe will have her own side of arguments, u know Indian courts don’t decide things in just 1 hearing. It would be a lot of tareekh pe tareekh, until then u’ll have to pay her interim maintenance. To settle it fast they’ll ask for a lump sum amount like 50lacs or so to take back all the cases and settle it outside the courts.I’d suggest watching the documentary Martyrs of marriage on YouTube.
UWhat a joke , Akshay Kumar can act in movies with a Canadian passport, Alia Bhatt with a British passport, but an NRI can’t represent the state or city in sports? As harsh as it may sound but don’t get the passport of your kid reverted to Indian just because of this. If the sport is other than cricket then chances are the kid won’t be able to make a proper living out of it when grows up. If it’s cricket then even with a foreign passport the kid can play in IPL assuming he reaches that level (which is not easy at all)
