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Written Statement in Matrimonial Suit for Divorce

 

District: South 24 Parganas

In the Court of the Learned 16th Additional District Judge at Alipore, South 24 Parganas.

 

Matrimonial Suit No. 105 of 2017

 

In the matter of:

Sri Santu Pramanik, Son of Sri Madhab Chandra Pramanik, residing at South Jalkhura, Post Office and Police station – Maheshtala, Kolkata – 700 141.

                ............Petitioner

 

-Versus-

 

Smt. Pampa Pramanik (Gayen), Wife of Sri Santu Pramanik, daughter of Sri Mintu Gayen, at present residing at Panchanadatala, village and Post Office – Buita, Police Station – Budge Budge, Kolkata – 700 137.                              

........Respondent 

 

Written Statement of the Respondent Smt. Pampa Pramanik ( Gayen )

 

The Respondent above named state as follows :

 

  1. The Suit is not maintainable either in facts or in its present form.

 

  1. The Petitioner has no cause of action for the Suit. The petitioner very tactfully hide all the facts and circumstances, which can disclose all his real story of cruelty and desertion by him on the respondent and her only female child.

 

  1. That the application is speculative, harassing, motivated and barred by the Principles of law and hence it is liable to be rejected.

 

  1. The present suit is barred by the principles of estoppels, waiver, and acquiescence.

 

  1. That save and except those are admitted herein below all other statements made in the application are not correct and denied and the applicant is put to strict proof thereof.

 

  1. That save and except what are the matters of record and what are specifically admitted by the respondents, all other statements and / or allegations made in the said Matrimonial Suit, shall be deemed to have been denied by the respondent.

 

  1. That the copy of application served by the petitioner to the respondent without any annexures thereof, more particularly the documents and or papers relied on by the petitioner. Therefore the respondent is not in receipts of the annexures and or any copy thereof, whatsoever.

 

  1. That the respondent made this written statements without going through the contents of annexures of the application made by the petitioner herein, and or documents and or papers relied on by the petitioner, and therefore the respondent crave leave of the Learned Court to submit the Additional Written Statements and or amended written statement on receipt of the copy of the annexures of the application, and or documents and or papers relied on by the petitioner, if so necessary, in the interest of administration of justice.

 

  1. That it is needless to state that the present matrimonial application as placed by the petitioner herein is an event to raise the circumstances to acquire the gain for his own wrongful acts and omissions cause by him only against the respondent, and therefore his such application also became cause of cruelty on the respondent, in terms of the fact as well as in term of the Law.

 

  1. At the outset the Respondents, herein states the following facts for proper & fair adjudication in the instant suit proceedings :

 

a)    That the Respondent at the behest deeds of the petitioner, compelled to reside at Panchanadatala, village and post office Buita, Police Station – Budge Budge, Kolkata – 700 137, being the Parental house of the respondent. The respondent reside there at the courtesy of her father, who accommodate her with her only female child to provide shelter to reside there.

 

b)   That the respondent and the petitioner are legally married couple, whose marriage has been registered before the marriage registrar, in the month of November’ 2007, in accordance to Special Marriage Act, 1954, and subsequently, thereafter social marriage was solemnized on 12th December’ 2007, in presence of the family members, relative, and friends, of bother parties of the present matrimonial suit.

 

 

 

c)    That after solemnization of the marriage between the parties of the present proceeding, the respondent with the petitioner came to her matrimonial house at South Jalkhura, Post Office and Police Station – Maheshtala, Kolkata -700 141, District South 24 Parganas.

 

d)   That after solemnized of marriage, the respondent came to matrimonial house at the very beginning of the marriage petitioner and his family starting insult to the respondent about her jewellery and other thing and articles, which were taken from her parental home is of low quality and not satisfactory and continued quarrelling with the respondent on such matter, and the other in-laws were accommodating such events against the respondent.

 

e)    That by blessing of God a female child was born out of the lawful wedlock of the respondent and the petitioner, on 26th July’ 2010. The said child named as Srija Pramanik, now her age is 8 ( Eight ) years old and she is studying to Scholl namely “Mim Academy” school. It is pertinent to states that after birth of the child, the petitioner used to sleeping separately from the respondent, and the petitioner used to told that he was not comfortable with the child at time of sleeping. Even the petitioner was not taking care about the child after birth as the child is female child, and thus he was completely changed in his normal behaviour, and refused for conjugation with the respondent, on such square.

 

f)     Thereafter respondent was admitted to Nursing training course for completion of “Nursing AIDS” Course in the  month of August’ 2011, and the respondent took practical training from Arogya nursing Home, and the Respondent completed her “Nursing AIDS” on 15th April 2011.

 

g)    That thereafter the respondent visiting  Mumbai for admission in a new course name of “Nursing ANM” for 6 ( Six )  months with the permission of her husband, but while respondent said him to say about her new course to respondent’s parents, he was strictly denied on showing the cause that respondent’s parents will not allowed the respondent to going out to Mumbai for training for “ Nursing ANM” Course.

 

h)   That the respondent going to Mumbai for her “ Nursing ANM” Course, without acknowledging anything to anyone about her training save and except her husband. When she travelling Kolkata to Mumbai her mobile phone had been pick pocket. She did not connect with her husband or family, and no one had been contacted her, due to such incident, she become hopeless and puzzled, during such tenure.

 

i)     That in such circumstances, taking advantage purposively, the petitioner filed a missing diary in the name of the respondent before the Police Station – Maheshtala, and the petitioner also told the respondent’s parents that he don’t know whereabouts of the respondent. While the respondent buy a new phone and sim card, she contacts her parents and told them, about her incident of lost phone and contacts so far, She came to know about the deeds of the petitioner, which he has plotted behind the back of the respondent.

 

j)     Thereafter respondent’s parents and her husband (petitioner) came to Mumbai and take her to Kolkata, she left her “ Nursing ANM” Course in the midway  and she did not complete her dream just for petitioner’s fault.

 

k)   That the respondent on returning back to Kolkata from Mumbai. The petitioner, respondent and their children stay together at Moynagor on a rental house, and during such tenure, the respondent observed that lots of jewellery and clothes of the respondent  was missing and not found. The respondent asked for such missing jewellery and cloths to the petitioner, thereafter petitioner continue abusing with the filthy languages to the respondent, and quarrelling with the respondent and even on some of the occasions, beaten the respondent, with fist and blow, thereof.

 

l)     That thereafter 3 ( three ) months passes, the petitioner, respondent, and their female child namely Srija Pramanik, came to respondent’s parental home, but the petitioner did not stop all the misbehaviour with the respondent like quarrelling, abusing and beaten the respondent, in much brutal manner in front of the family members. Even petitioner abusing the respondent’s parents if they were told the petitioner to stop his misbehaviour to the respondent.

 

m)  That after few days passes in such manner of torture, the respondent, on asking of the petitioner, left the respondent’s parental home and start resides at respondent’s matrimonial house. But the petitioner continue torturing the respondent like abuse, quarrelling and beaten the respondent.

 

n)   That in the month of February’ 2013, while all limits to tolerate such torture of the petitioner, the respondent was compelled to left her matrimonial house with her female child, in a single cloth, as to save her life and therefore start living at her parental house.

 

o)    That thereafter on expiry of few months, the respondent got a job at Jagannath Gupta Institute Medical College and Hospital as a Nurse and respondent’s salary is as of Rs. 8000/- (Rupees Eight Thousand) only, per month, and she get in hand cutting of all incentives, as of Rs.6000/- (Rupees Six thousand) only per month, in which she accommodate her livelihood and the protection and care of only female child.

 

p)   That the petitioner is also working and earning as an employee in a nursing home, and he earn as of Rs. 6,000/- ( Rupees Six Thousand ) only, per month, though he did never give anything to his only female child, and did never come up to see his female child, on any occasions, during the tenure commencing from the month of February’ 2013, to till date of submission of this written statement in the present matrimonial suit, before the Learned Court.

 

q)    That the petitioner since 2013 till now, he never tries to contacts with the respondent and he did not carrying out the expenses of their female child.

 

r)    That the petitioner all along suffering into frustration as he has ego problems with the dignity and competency of the respondent, as she was more competent in nursing and her acceptance were more than the petitioner in nursing, and therefore on all the occasions and or on every occasions, he and his parents adopted the purposive activities to abuse and to malign the character of the respondent with the family and in front of the relatives, who used to visit the matrimonial house occasionally.

 

s)    That just after the marriage, the petitioner pressurise for the valuable gifts and articles from the respondent’s parental house, and at the second the petitioner pressurise the respondent for joining the nursing as to become means to earn money and to accommodate all the expenses of the matrimonial house, and at the third, while the respondent became capable and compete to earn money on joining, the petitioner started and continued to inflict more brutal torture physically and mentally, and at the fourth and last he refused and neglect out rightly to take any care of the female child and even he did not bother to have any whereabouts of the female child in any context, whatsoever.

 

t)     That the Petitioner failed to become a good husband, as well as more particularly failed to become a father of only female child, in the facts as well as in the morality. This is the respondent, who being a pious Hindu married lady take all the sufferings of the torture caused by the husband and her in laws, only for the sake of the child, but this is the petitioner who compelled the respondent to left the matrimonial house, only due to the occasions of brutality and refusal of conjugation, thereof.

 

u)   That in the given circumstances, the respondent is not able to continue any matrimonial relationship with the petitioner.

 

11.                That without waiving any of the aforesaid Objections and Facts and fully relying thereupon and without prejudice to the same. The Respondent, 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 respondent 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 respondent denies each and every allegations contained in the said application and calls upon the petitioner to strict proof of the said allegations.

 

14.                That with references to the statements made in paragraph nos. 1, and 2, of the application, this respondent deny and disputes each and every allegations made therein save and except what are the matters of record. The respondent repeat and reiterate the statements made in paragraph no.10, herein above. The Respondent states that the respondent and the petitioner are legally married couple, whose marriage has been registered before the marriage registrar, in the month of November’ 2007, in accordance to Special Marriage Act, 1954, and subsequently, thereafter social marriage was solemnized on 12th December’ 2007, in presence of the family members, relative, and friends, of bother parties of the present matrimonial suit. The Respondent at the behest deeds of the petitioner, compelled to reside at Panchanadatala, village and post office Buita, Police Station – Budge Budge, Kolkata – 700 137, being the Parental house of the respondent. The respondent reside there at the courtesy of her father, who accommodate her with her only female child to provide shelter to reside there

 

15.                That with reference to the statements made in paragraph nos. 3, 4, 5, and 6, of the application, this respondent deny and disputes each and every allegations made therein save and except what are the matters of record. The respondent repeat and reiterate the statements made in paragraph no.10, herein above. This respondents state that after solemnization of the marriage between the parties of the present proceeding, the respondent with the petitioner came to her matrimonial house at South Jalkhura, Post Office and Police Station – Maheshtala, Kolkata -700 141, District South 24 Parganas, and the respondent came to matrimonial house at the very beginning of the marriage petitioner and his family starting insult to the respondent about her jewellery and other thing and articles, which were taken from her parental home is of low quality and not satisfactory and continued quarrelling with the respondent on such matter, and the other in-laws were accommodating such events against the respondent.

 

16.                That the respondent being pious Hindu Lady, always tried off and on to make understand the petitioner about the matrimonial obligation and bondage, but all in vain, as the petitioner did not care such things in any manner, whatsoever.

 

17.                That with reference to the statements made in paragraph nos. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, and 35, of the application, this respondents deny and disputes each and every allegations made therein save and except what are the matters of record. The respondents repeat and reiterate the statements made in paragraph no.10, herein above. This respondents state that by blessing of God a female child was born out of the lawful wedlock of the respondent and the petitioner, on 26th July’ 2010. The said child named as Srija Pramanik, now her age is 8 ( Eight ) years old and she is studying to Scholl namely “Mim Academy” school. It is pertinent to states that after birth of the child, the petitioner used to sleeping separately from the respondent, and the petitioner used to told that he was not comfortable with the child at time of sleeping. Even the petitioner was not taking care about the child after birth as the child is female child, and thus he was completely changed in his normal behaviour, and refused for conjugation with the respondent, on such square, and thereafter respondent was admitted to Nursing training course for completion of “Nursing AIDS” Course in the  month of August’ 2011, and the respondent took practical training from Arogya nursing Home, and the Respondent completed her “Nursing AIDS” on 15th April 2011, and thereafter the respondent visiting  Mumbai for admission in a new course name of “Nursing ANM” for 6 ( Six )  months with the permission of her husband, but while respondent said him to say about her new course to respondent’s parents, he was strictly denied on showing the cause that respondent’s parents will not allowed the respondent to going out to Mumbai for training for “ Nursing ANM” Course, and while the respondent going to Mumbai for her “ Nursing ANM” Course, without acknowledging anything to anyone about her training save and except her husband. When she travelling Kolkata to Mumbai her mobile phone had been pick pocket. She did not connect with her husband or family, and no one had been contacted her, due to such incident, she become hopeless and puzzled, during such tenure. In such circumstances, taking advantage purposively, the petitioner filed a missing diary in the name of the respondent before the Police Station – Maheshtala, and the petitioner also told the respondent’s parents that he don’t know whereabouts of the respondent. While the respondent buy a new phone and sim card, she contacts her parents and told them, about her incident of lost phone and contacts so far, She came to know about the deeds of the petitioner, which he has plotted behind the back of the respondent. Thereafter respondent’s parents and her husband (petitioner) came to Mumbai and take her to Kolkata, she left her “ Nursing ANM” Course in the midway  and she did not complete her dream just for petitioner’s fault. the respondent on returning back to Kolkata from Mumbai. The petitioner, respondent and their children stay together at Moynagor on a rental house, and during such tenure, the respondent observed that lots of jewellery and clothes of the respondent  was missing and not found. The respondent asked for such missing jewellery and cloths to the petitioner, thereafter petitioner continue abusing with the filthy languages to the respondent, and quarrelling with the respondent and even on some of the occasions, beaten the respondent, with fist and blow, thereof. Thereafter 3 ( three ) months passes, the petitioner, respondent, and their female child namely Srija Pramanik, came to respondent’s parental home, but the petitioner did not stop all the misbehaviour with the respondent like quarrelling, abusing and beaten the respondent, in much brutal manner in front of the family members. Even petitioner abusing the respondent’s parents if they were told the petitioner to stop his misbehaviour to the respondent, and after few days passes in such manner of torture, the respondent, on asking of the petitioner, left the respondent’s parental home and start resides at respondent’s matrimonial house. But the petitioner continue torturing the respondent like abuse, quarrelling and beaten the respondent. In the month of February’ 2013, while all limits to tolerate such torture of the petitioner, the respondent was compelled to left her matrimonial house with her female child, in a single cloth, as to save her life and therefore start living at her parental house. Thereafter on expiry of few months, the respondent got a job at Jagannath Gupta Institute Medical College and Hospital as a Nurse and respondent’s salary is as of Rs. 8000/- (Rupees Eight Thousand) only, per month, and she get in hand cutting of all incentives, as of Rs.6000/-(Rupees Six thousand) only per month, in which she accommodate her livelihood and the protection and care of only female child. The petitioner is also working and earning as an employee in a nursing home, and he earn as of Rs. 6,000/- ( Rupees Six Thousand ) only, per month, though he did never give anything to his only female child, and did never come up to see his female child, on any occasions, during the tenure commencing from the month of February’ 2013, to till date of submission of this written statement in the present matrimonial suit, before the Learned Court. The petitioner since 2013 till now, he never tries to contacts with the respondent and he did not carrying out the expenses of their female child.

 

18.                That the respondent states that there is every chance of reunion and restitution of conjugal rights of the respondent as the respondent condone all acts and allegation of the petitioner in the interest of care and protection of only female child.

 

19.                That with reference to the statements made in paragraph nos. 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, and 41, of the application, this respondent deny and disputes each and every allegations made therein save and except what are the matters of record. The respondent repeat and reiterate the statements made in paragraph no.10, herein above. This respondent states that the balance of convenience and inconvenience is not in favour of the petitioner, and the prayer made in the application by the petitioner is not maintainable and out of jurisdiction of the Learned Court. The court fees has not been appropriately given by the petitioner.

 

20.                That the respondent states that the petitioner is not entitled to the relief as prayed in the suit.

 

  1. The Suit is vexatious, frivolous, harassing, and is liable to be dismissed with cost.

 

  1. The Suit is barred by the Limitation and not maintainable in it’s present form.

 

  1. The cause of action for the suit has not arisen in the manner as alleged in the application and the petitioner cannot be said to have any cause of action for the suit. In fact, the suit is bad for multi – furiousness of cause of action.

 

  1. The suit is not properly valued and the court fees paid therein is insufficient in Law. The verification in support of the application is defective.

 

  1. That the Respondent crave leave to produce the relevant documents as well as the documents relied upon by the respondent, at the time of hearing.

 

  1. The respondent crave leave to file appropriate application for getting the copies of the documents which the petitioner intend to rely upon and only after getting the copies thereof the respondent may require to file additional written statement or may have to amend the written statement as well.

 

27.                That the respondent states that the instant suit is abrasive and without jurisdiction and the same may be dismissed with exemplary cost.

 

  1. That in the above stated Facts and Circumstances, the Respondent seeks dismissal of the Application with exemplary Costs and others.

 

  1. That this written statement, made bonafide in the interest of administration of justice.

 

It is therefore, prayed that Your Honour would graciously be pleased to accept the written statement of the respondent and to dismiss the application made by the petitioner, considering the facts and circumstances, in terms of the prescribed provisions of the Law, in the interest of administration of justice, and or to pass such other necessary order or orders, and or further order or orders, as your Honour may deem, fit, and proper, for the end of justice.

 

And for this act of kindness, the Petitioner, as in duty bound shall ever pray.

 

 

Verification

 

I, Smt. Pampa Pramanik ( Gayen ), being the respondent in the present matrimonial suit, made this written statement, on the given facts and circumstances, which are true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I sign and verify this written statement, as on 11th day of April’ 2018, at the Alipore Judges’ Court premises.

 

 

 

AFFIDAVIT

 

Affidavit of Smt. Pampa Pramanik (Gayen), Wife of Sri Santu Pramanik, daughter of Sri Mintu Gayen, aged about _______years, by faith Hindu, by Occupation Service, residing at present at Panchanadatala, village and Post Office – Buita, Police Station – Budge Budge, Kolkata – 700 137, do hereby solemnly affirm and says as follows :

1.   That I am being the respondent, in the present Matrimonial Suit, made the written statement.

 

2.   That I am competent to swear this affidavit.

 

3.   That the statements made in paragraph no. _________ to _______, are true to my knowledge and belief and the rest are my humble submissions before the Learned Court.

 

4.   That the facts contained in aforesaid Written Statement, the contents of which have not been repeated herein for the sake of brevity may be read as an integral part of this affidavit and are true and correct to my knowledge.

 

5.   That the above statements of my affidavit are true to my knowledge and belief.

 

 

DEPONENT

Identified by me,

 

 

Advocate.

Prepared in my Chamber,

 

 

Advocate.

Date : ________________ 2018.

Place : Alipore Judges’ Court.                                    N O T A R Y

  

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