Legal Question in Family Law in India

After Dowry Haraasement for 2.5 years, I finally filed a case against my in-laws for which the boy applied an Anticipatory bail upon filing of my FIR. The bail hearing is still going on as the case has been referred to mediation multiple times.

As currently I am staying with my parents, But for social reasons, I am planning to shift to my Uncle's house for 2-3 years but he lives in a seperate State (Rajasthan) but my case is going on in Delhi.

Does that mean I will have to come to Delhi on every date of the case ??

Can the case be preceded in Rajasthan itself and how. What documents do I need to submit to the court in order to do this ???


Asked on 8/10/09, 10:35 am

3 Answers from Attorneys

Sudershan Goel India Law Offices of Sudershan Goel - Advocate

Yes, you may have to pursue your remedy in Delhi.

It may difficult to seek transfer of the case from Delhi to Rajasthan unless some cause of action has arisen in that State. However, you may consult a local lawyer and show your documents if a Transfer Petition could be filed in the Supreme Court of India for transfer of the case from Delhi to Rajasthan.

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Answered on 8/10/09, 10:38 am

If you got any job then it May be possible coz case has been filed by you only. even then there are a few chances. if you want to file a new case then it is possible and if you dont want to appear that could be done by our panel in delhi.

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Answered on 8/10/09, 10:39 am
RAJIV GUPTA (Cell: +91 9811284735) [email protected]

you may issue a power of attorney in favour of any of your friends or relatives who would be empowered to pursue your case in delhi in your absence. the provisions of law permit that a woman can be represented by her next friend. its better if you do not withdraw your cases in delhi as the courts are comparitively faster than rajasthan.

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Answered on 8/10/09, 1:17 pm


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