IN THE COURT OF HON’ABLE <<name>>, PRINCIPAL JUDGE,
FAMILY COURTS, <<Location>> DISTRICT, <<Name>> COURTS, <<City>>
VERSUS
…RESPONDENT
APPLICATION U/S 340 OF Cr.P.C ON
BEHALF OF RESPONDENT ON THE APPLICATION U/S 125 Cr.P.C. FILED BY THE
RESPONDENT, FOR COMMITTING OFFENCES OF BLATANT PERJURY
AND UNDER VARIOUS PROVISIONS OF IPC, FOR CONDUCTING ENQUIRY AND LODGING
COMPLAINT BEFORE THE CONCERNED MAGISTRATE FOR THE OFFENCES MADE BY THE
RESPONDENT
MOST RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH:
1. That the petitioner had filed the above noted petition under
Section 125 Cr.P.C. along with application for interim maintenance, which is
pending before this Hon’ble Court and the same is fixed for 28.10.2017.
2.
That on the previous dates of hearing, this Hon’ble Court was pleased to direct
the petitioner to file his bank account statement and also recorded
Petitioner’s statement that “She is not working anywhere”
3. The petitioner has no respect and dignity of the court as she has
committed utter blatant perjury by hiding her current job with <<Address>>,
which is an offence affecting administration of justice. The respondent is
moving the same application to bring the same into the notice of this Hon’ble
court.
4. That in the said income affidavit, the petitioner had presented
several misleading facts and concealment of the material facts, from the
Hon’ble Court which described after reading of the contents of the said
affidavit and the petitioner had made false and frivolous facts before this
Hon’ble Court.
It is also not out of place to mention that the
respondent in her Stridhan List, which was filed before the CAW Cell dated
20.07.2015, it was mentioned that the amount of Rs.3,51,000/- was given in cash
to the respondent and thereafter in FIR bearing No.<< number and P.S
address>>, it was mentioned that the amount of Rs.5 Lac was given to the
respondent by the family members of the petitioner.
It is worthwhile to mention here that the petitioner has
concealed the detail of balance of the amount in her multiple bank accounts and
also hide the Bank Locker with SBI Bank.
9. That the petitioner had filed a complaint before the CAW Cell,
during the pendency of the said complaint, the settlement arrived between both
the parties and on the statement of the petitioner the said complaint was
withdrawn as compromise on dated 08.08.2014.
10. That thereafter, the petitioner had filed the said petition
under section 125 Cr.P.C. The petitioner and respondent were mutually settled
the said dispute and made a settlement before the Mediation Centre, the petitioner
had joined the company of the respondent from the month of August, 2014 till
25.05.2015 and thereafter she separated from the respondent and again filed a
complaint before the CAW Cell on dated 02.06.2015.
11. That in the said settlement, it is agreed between the parties
i.e. petitioner and respondent, that the petitioner had withdrawn all the
pending litigation between the parties i.e. the present petition, complaint
before CAW Cell as well as other litigation, but till her separation, the petitioner
neither withdrawn any litigation against the respondent nor perform her duties
being a devoted Hindu Wife.
12. That after another separation i.e. on 26.05.2015, (which
petitioner Herself as admitted in her Income affidavit filed on 06.08.16), the petitioner
again pursuing the present petition as
well as other litigation filed against the respondent before the settlement.
From the abovesaid fact it is manifestly clear that
several contradictory statements were made by the petitioner in several places
as well as before this Hon’ble Court, which is a punishable offence in the eyes
of law, so the petitioner be punished in accordance with law.
13. That the petitioner has given false statement, just to receive
the exorbitant amount of maintenance from the respondent and thereby has tried
to mislead this Hon’ble Court by her duly sworn statement before the Oath
Commissioner.
15. That by going so, the petitioner has interfered in the
administration of justice and therefore, liable to be prosecuted under the
aforementioned provisions of IPC.
It is, therefore, most
respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble
Court be pleased to enquire, lodge a complaint and
reference be made to the concerned M.M. for trial of the same, in the interest
of justice.
Pass such other order/orders as the Hon’ble Court deem
fit and proper in the facts and circumstances of the case.
DATED: RESPONDENT
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