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Written Objection in Maintenance application under Section 125 of CR.P.C.

 

District : South 24 Parganas

In the Court of the Learned 3rd Judicial Magistrate, at Alipore, South 24 Parganas.

ACM Case no. 834 of 2018

 

IN THE MATTER OF:

Saba Afreen, Wife of Md. Shakil @ Md. Aqeel Asrari, Daughter of Md. Shabbir, residing at premises being no. Z-5/238/70A, Bagdi Para Road, Post Office – Badartala, Police Station Nadial, Kolkata – 700 044, District – South 24 Parganas.

                                 …Petitioner

VERSUS

 

Md. Shakil @ Md. Aqeel Asrari, Son of Md. Ayub Asrari, residing at premises being no. T-170, Mitha Talab, Post Office – Badartala, Police Station – Rajabagan, Kolkata – 700 018, District – South 24 Parganas.

 

                     …Opposite Party

 

WRITTEN OBJECTION OF THE OPPOSITE PARTY MD. SHAKIL @ MD. AQEEL ASRARI

 

The humble petition on behalf of the Opposite Party above named, most respectfully;

Sheweth as under:

 

1.   That the present application under Section 125 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 is not maintainable either in the facts or in terms of provisions of the law.

 

2.   That the Petitioner Saba Afreen not entitled to get any maintenance in terms of the provisions of Section 125(4) of Code of Criminal Procedure,1973.

 

3.   That there is no accrual of cause of action has ever been aroused to place this application before the Learned Court by the Petitioners and therefore this application is not maintainable in terms of the provisions of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973.

 

4.   That the Petition is speculative, harassing, motivated and barred by the Principles of Law and hence it is liable to be rejected at once.

 

5.   That the petition is suffering from suppression of material facts and necessary party, and therefore liable to be dismissed at once with exemplary costs.

 

6.   That the petition is suffering from any legal demand and thereby cause of action, the present petition is motivated and without any jurisdiction.

 

7.   That the Opposite Parties do not admit all the allegations made in the application of the Petitioner, to be true and save and except those that are specifically admitted he put the Petitioner, to the strict proof of the rest.

 

8.   That the contents of the Petition are vague and based on after thought concocted story, made out by the Petitioner to in-clinch issues in her favour, and thus no part of the contents of the Petition has ever been admitted by the Opposite Party, except those are the matter of records.

 

9.   That the Opposite Party states that the present Petition has been instituted by the Petitioner against the Opposite Party to cause several hassle and harassments to the Opposite Party.

 

10.                That the application is not made bona-fide either in facts or in terms of the provisions of law.

 

11.                That before dealing with the statements paragraph wise, this Opposite Party would state the following facts for the purpose of fair and appropriate adjudication of the present proceedings before this Learned Court.

 

A.   That this Opposite Party then a Divorcee and the Petitioner then a spinster at the time of marriage and the marriage was solemnised on11.02.2017, according to Muslim Rites and Customs and the said marriage was insisted by the mother of the petitioner herein, who is sister of the father of the opposite party, and therefore the petitioner and the opposite party were the sister and brother in social family relationship, and therefore they have good relation in between them. The said marriage was insisted by the petitioner’s mother Husna Ara, as the opposite party since the year 2012, helping financial assistance, to the Petitioner and the Petitioner’s family, to run her family.

 

B.   That the Petitioner’s mother gave proposal to convert such relation into a matrimonial tie, and therefore on sympathetic consideration of father of the opposite party, the marriage has been solemnized in terms of Muslim rites and customs, which subsequently registered before the Muslim Marriage Registrar.

 

 

C.   That at the time of marriage, the Petitioner’s family did give nothing to the opposite party, since the petitioner’s family has no financial ability for such nature of performance, and whereas the opposite party did never expect to get anything from the petitioner or her family.

 

D.  That the then the Opposite Party was engaged as an Ordinary Labour in Dubai, and thereby earning as of INR 8,000/- ( Rupees Eight Thousand ) per month, and whereas the Opposite Party taken leave of one month for his marriage in his services at Dubai, therefore the Opposite Party was with the Petitioner for the period of one month only in India, at Kolkata and thus the Opposite Party departed Country on 11-03-2017, for his Service in Dubai. During such period the Petitioner and the Opposite Party stayed and live together as husband wife, and due consummation performed by and between them.

 

E.   That while the Opposite Party was in Dubai, he used to send money separately to the Petitioner via western union money transfer and other available modes as permissible in our country, thereof.

 

F.   That the Opposite Party consisting family member having old aged father, mother, one unmarried Sister, and one Divorcee Sister with her one minor male child, and therefore the Opposite Party assailed his moral duty to look after his family member, who particularly old aged dependent and unmarried Sister, and thus the Opposite Party in his meagre earning accommodated need of each and every family member particularly the basic need of their livelihood.

 

G.  That the Opposite Party back to Kolkata, India only on 2nd day of July’ 2018, and thus since the period commencing from 11th day of March’ 2017 to the day of 2nd July’ 2018, the opposite party was not in Kolkata and he was in Dubai in his services as Ordinary Labour, and thereby in his meagre earning accommodate need of his family members.

 

H.  That the Petitioner using whatsapp and facebook, wherein contain so money photograph in such duration, while the opposite party was in Dubai, more particularly in the month of July’ 2017, then the opposite party while seeing such posts with another guys, asked the petitioner, then the petitioner got aroused and did not answer on his query, however after few days, the petitioner went to her parental house on plea to her normal visit to meet with her parents, and thereafter She did not return to her matrimonial home.

 

I.     That the Petitioner withdrawn herself from the society of the opposite party at her own whims and without any sufficient cause thereof, and consequently insisting for Divorce to the Opposite Party, herein.

 

J.   That this is the Petitioner who lead adulterous life with some other guys as apprehended in given circumstances, and for such circumstances she withdrawn herself from the society of the opposite party.

 

K.   That Since the Petitioner failed to perform her matrimonial bondage with the opposite party and his family members, she failed to ask for anything which may be permissible to a prudent wife.

 

L.   That Since 2nd day of July’ 2018, to till presently, the Opposite Party is without any job and unemployed and thus in much hardship to run his family including himself and therefore dependent on his friend, relatives, and other member of his society, who time and again are trying to help him out.

 

M.  That while the Opposite Party as in month of August’ 2017, came to know from the petitioner that She will never join the opposite party, then the opposite party was suffering mentally and ultimately became victim of depression, which ultimately resulted in his unemployment.

 

N.   That there is no child from the wedlock of the petitioner and the opposite party.

 

O.  That the opposite party collected the details of the payments made to the Petitioner and her family members, which are as follows :

i)             03-04-2015 – Rs. 35,000/- Rupees Thirty Five Thousand only given to the Petitioner’s Younger Sister Shadiya Parveen, by the Opposite Party.

ii)           On 03-05-2015 – Rs. 3,000/- Rupees Three Thousand only given to the Petitioner’s Younger Sister Shadiya Parveen, by the Opposite Party.

iii)          On 12-05-2015 – Rs. 4,000/- Rupees Four Thousand only to the Petitioner.

iv)          On 02-07-2015 – Rs. 7,000/- Rupees Seven Thousand only to the Petitioner.

v)            On 04-08-2015 – Rs. 4,000/- Rupees Four Thousand only to the Petitioner.

vi)          On 08-09-2015 – Rs. 5,000/- Rupees Five Thousand only to the Petitioner.

vii)         On 25-12-2015 – Rs. 12,600/- Rupees Twelve Thousand and Six Hundred only to the Petitioner.

viii)       On 10-01-2016 – Rs. 3,000/- Rupees Three Thousand to the Petitioner’s mother Husna Ara.

ix)          On 21-06-2016 – Rs. 10,000/- Rupees Ten Thousand only to the Petitioner.

x)            On 08-09-2016 – Rs. 3,330/- Rupees Three Thousand Three Hundred and Thirty only to the Petitioner.

xi)          On 01-05-2017 – Rs. 1,000/- Rupees One Thousand only to the Petitioner.

xii)        On 03-06-2017 – Rs. 2,000/- Rupees Two Thousand only to the Petitioner.

 

P.   That the Opposite Party have made payments on several occasions to the Petitioner and to the Petitioner’s younger Sister, as of around Rs. 3,00,000/- ( Rupees Three Lakhs ) only, which well established in the Bank Account of the Petitioner her younger Sister.

 

Q.  That the Opposite Party have no immovable property in India or abroad, and nor have any sufficient minimum balance in his Bank Account, which the Opposite Party seeks to place before the Learned Court.

 

R.   That the Opposite Party have sufficient materials and documents including photographs to established his contention against the Petitioner.

 

S.   That the Opposite Party crave leave of the Learned Court to produce such documents including photographs at the time of trial and or hearing and or as and when require and or as the Learned Court may direct in the interest of administration of justice.

 

T.   That since this Opposite Party is a victim of cruelty and desertion as inflicted by the Petitioner herein, she is not entitled to get any maintenance either in the context of the moral of the matrimonial bondage or in the terms of the provisions of law.

 

12.                That without waiving any of the aforesaid Objections and Facts and fully relying thereupon and without prejudice to the same. The Opposite Party now deals with the specific paragraphs of the said Application in seriatim as hereunder.

 

  1. That the Application is not maintainable either in facts or in its present form and the petitioner has no cause of action for bringing this suit against the Opposite Party as the said application is speculative, harassing, motivated, concocted and baseless as is barred by the Principles of Law and hence same is liable to be rejected at once.

 

  1.  Save and except the statements made in the said application which are matter of record, the Opposite Party denies each and every allegations contained in the said application and calls upon the petitioner to strict proof of the said allegations.

 

  1. That with reference to the statements made in Paragraph nos. 1, 2, & 3, this Opposite Party makes no comments which are the matter of facts as well as the matter of records. This Opposite Party reiterate his version as stated in Paragraph No. 11 of this application. This Opposite Party puts to the strict proof to the petitioner in the context of the statements as made out by the Petitioner in her application under Section 125 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The Opposite Party states that this Opposite Party then a Divorcee and the Petitioner then a spinster at the time of marriage and the marriage was solemnised on11.02.2017, according to Muslim Rites and Customs and the said marriage was insisted by the mother of the petitioner herein, who is sister of the father of the opposite party, and therefore the petitioner and the opposite party were the sister and brother in social family relationship, and therefore they have good relation in between them. The said marriage was insisted by the petitioner’s mother Husna Ara, as the opposite party since the year 2012, helping financial assistance, to the Petitioner and the Petitioner’s family, to run her family, and whereas the Petitioner’s mother gave proposal to convert such relation into a matrimonial tie, and therefore on sympathetic consideration of father of the opposite party, the marriage has been solemnized in terms of Muslim rites and customs, which subsequently registered before the Muslim Marriage Registrar. At the time of marriage, the Petitioner’s family did give nothing to the opposite party, since the petitioner’s family has no financial ability for such nature of performance, and whereas the opposite party did never expect to get anything from the petitioner or her family. The then the Opposite Party was engaged as an Ordinary Labour in Dubai, and thereby earning as of INR 8,000/- ( Rupees Eight Thousand ) per month, and whereas the Opposite Party taken leave of one month for his marriage in his services at Dubai, therefore the Opposite Party was with the Petitioner for the period of one month only in India, at Kolkata and thus the Opposite Party departed Country on 11-03-2017, for his Service in Dubai. During such period the Petitioner and the Opposite Party stayed and live together as husband wife, and due consummation performed by and between them. While the Opposite Party was in Dubai, he used to send money separately to the Petitioner via western union money transfer and other available modes as permissible in our country, thereof.

 

  1. That with reference to the Paragraph nos. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 this Opposite Party denies and disputes the contents and purports of the statements made in those paragraphs, and put strict proof thereof to the Petitioner, save and except those are the matter of records. . This Opposite Party reiterate his version as stated in Paragraph No. 11 of this application. This Opposite Party puts to the strict proof to the petitioner in the context of the statements as made out by the Petitioner in her application under Section 125 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The Opposite Party states that the Opposite Party consisting family member having old aged father, mother, one unmarried Sister, and one Divorcee Sister with her one minor male child, and therefore the Opposite Party assailed his moral duty to look after his family member, who particularly old aged dependent and unmarried Sister, and thus the Opposite Party in his meagre earning accommodated need of each and every family member particularly the basic need of their livelihood. The Opposite Party back to Kolkata, India only on 2nd day of July’ 2018, and thus since the period commencing from 11th day of March’ 2017 to the day of 2nd July’ 2018, the opposite party was not in Kolkata and he was in Dubai in his services as Ordinary Labour, and thereby in his meagre earning accommodate need of his family members. The Petitioner using whatsapp and facebook, wherein contain so money photograph in such duration, while the opposite party was in Dubai, more particularly in the month of July’ 2017, then the opposite party while seeing such posts with another guys, asked the petitioner, then the petitioner got aroused and did not answer on his query, however after few days, the petitioner went to her parental house on plea to her normal visit to meet with her parents, and thereafter She did not return to her matrimonial home. The Petitioner withdrawn herself from the society of the opposite party at her own whims and without any sufficient cause thereof, and consequently insisting for Divorce to the Opposite Party, herein. This is the Petitioner who lead adulterous life with some other guys as apprehended in given circumstances, and for such circumstances she withdrawn herself from the society of the opposite party. Since the Petitioner failed to perform her matrimonial bondage with the opposite party and his family members, she failed to ask for anything which may be permissible to a prudent wife.

 

  1. That with reference to the Paragraph nos. 10, 11, & 12, this Opposite Party denies and disputes the contents and purports of the statements made in those paragraphs and puts strict proof thereof,  to the Petitioner, save and except those are the matter of records. . This Opposite Party reiterate his version as stated in Paragraph No. 11 of this application. This Opposite Party puts to the strict proof to the petitioner in the context of the statements as made out by the Petitioner in her application under Section 125 of Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. The Opposite Party states that Since 2nd day of July’ 2018, to till presently, the Opposite Party is without any job and unemployed and thus in much hardship to run his family including himself and therefore dependent on his friend, relatives, and other member of his society, who time and again are trying to help him out. While the Opposite Party as in month of August’ 2017, came to know from the petitioner that She will never join the opposite party, then the opposite party was suffering mentally and ultimately became victim of depression, which ultimately resulted in his unemployment. There is no child from the wedlock of the petitioner and the opposite party.

 

  1. That the Opposite Party beg to states that the Opposite Party have made payments on several occasions to the Petitioner and to the Petitioner’s younger Sister, as of around Rs. 3,00,000/- ( Rupees Three Lakhs ) only, which well established in the Bank Account of the Petitioner her younger Sister.

 

  1. That the Opposite Party beg to states that the Opposite Party have no immovable property in India or abroad, and nor have any sufficient minimum balance in his Bank Account, which the Opposite Party seeks to place before the Learned Court.

 

  1. That the Opposite Party beg to states that the Opposite Party have sufficient materials and documents including photographs to established his contention against the Petitioner.

 

  1. That the Opposite Party beg to states that the Opposite Party crave leave of the Learned Court to produce such documents including photographs at the time of trial and or hearing and or as and when require and or as the Learned Court may direct in the interest of administration of justice.

 

 

  1. That the Opposite Party beg to states that since this Opposite Party is a victim of cruelty and desertion as inflicted by the Petitioner herein, she is not entitled to get any maintenance either in the context of the moral of the matrimonial bondage or in the terms of the provisions of law.

 

23.                That in the facts and in the laws, it is totally evident from the application itself that the petitioner made her endavour to put the Learned Court, into motion to get her wrongful gains by procuring orders in terms of her prayer before the Learned Court.

 

24.                That in the facts and in the laws, it is totally evident from the application itself that the petitioner trying to miss utilizing the jurisdiction of this Learned Court.

 

25.                That in the above circumstances, there is no cause of action for the present proceedings by the Petitioner, against the Opposite Party, the Opposite Party, accordingly pray that the Petition be dismissed with costs.

 

26.                That the Petitioner, neither has any cause of action nor the basis for filling the present petition and the Petitioner’s complaint is entirely baseless and misconceived and deserve to be dismissed on this ground alone.

 

27.                That the Petition is false, frivolus and vexatious and has been filed with the mala fide intention, and as such deserves to be dismissed with special costs.

 

28.                That the Petitioner, is not entitled to any relief as prayed in the Petition, and the same is liable to be dismissed.

 

29.                That in the aforesaid circumstances, the Opposite Party is seeking the dismissal of the Petition filed by the Petitioner, with exemplary cost.

 

30.                That this application is made bona-fide and in the interest of the administration of justice.

 

 

It is therefore prayed that your Honour would graciously be pleased to dismiss the application under Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code’ 1973, of the Petitioner, and or to pass such other order /orders as your Honour may deem fit and proper in the interest of the administration of justice

 

For this act of kindness your petitioner as in duty bound shall ever pray.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Verification

 

I, Md. Shakil @ Md. Aqeel Asrari, being the Opposite Party, herein, do hereby declare that the forgoing paragraphs no. ________to ________, are true to the best of my knowledge and rest prayers portions are my humble submission before the Learned Court and I duly sign and verify this petition on _____________2019.

 

 

 

 

                                                                   Md. Shakil @ Md. Aqeel Asrari

                                                                             Identified by me,

 

                                                                                      Advocate.

Prepared in my Chamber,

 

Advocate.

Dated : _______________2019.

Place : Alipore Police Court

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AFFIDAVIT

 

I, Md. Shakil @ Md. Aqeel Asrari, Son of Md. Ayub Asrari, residing at premises being no. T-170, Mitha Talab, Post Office – Badartala, Police Station – Rajabagan, Kolkata – 700 018, District – South 24 Parganas, do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under :-

 

1 : That I am being the Opposite Party, in the above case, thoroughly conversant with the facts and circumstances of the present case and am competent to swear this affidavit.

 

2 : That the facts contained in paragraph nos. __________to ___________are true to my knowledge and belief, and the rests are my humble submissions, before this Learned Court.

 

 

 

                                                                                     

                                                                   DEPONENT

                                                                   Identified by me,

 

 

                                                                   Advocate.

Prepared in my Chamber,

 

 

Advocate.

Dated :…………………2019.

Place : Alipore Police Court.

 

N O T A R Y

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