Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Re: Re : investigation

You have not disclosed sufficient facts giving any cause of action for filing a case against your wife. Your statement does not disclose the allegations levelled by your wife and any material with you which may establish that these allegations are 'false'.

Both the complaints apparently relate to different durations when your wife had been allegedly suffering cruelty / violence while living with you. There is a possibility that both the cases may continue at two respective places; if your bail is cancelled, you may go to jail.

A better way to live in peace may be either you seek forgiveness of your wife and bring her back to the matrimonial home; or reach an amicable out of court settlement to her satisfaction.

If you continue with your false male ego, the possibility of your landing up in jail cannot be ruled out. Your filing a case against your wife may further complicate your problems. You may have due considerations for your time, money and efforts; The litigation may end up in uncertain results which may at times be more painful than 'give and take' in negotiations for mutual settlement.

Re: Re : investigation

A case can be filed against the wife.But you have not mention the entire fact of the case i.e.under which section the first case was lodged and another also.so please write details so that an appropriate advice will give.

Re: Re : investigation

You have neither specified the sections or allegations on which you have been prosecuted by your wife.

For any criminal action against your wife, there has to be either a false prosecution by her or she should have committed an offence defined by law.

Re: Re : investigation

Your query is not very clear as to the allegation levelled by your wife in the complaints in place "a" and "b". You may be able to file a criminal complaint against your wife only if she has committed some offence under the IPC and not just because she has filed a case against you.