Delhi court rejects husband’s appeal and demands maintenance payment to wife and child | Delhi: Court rejected husband’s appeal, sources said

Delhi News: A person from Delhi had filed a petition in the Additional Sessions Court challenging the district court’s decision. The plaintiff had requested the court to stay the district court’s decision to award maintenance allowance to the woman and child, but the additional sessions judge rejected the plaintiff’s appeal, stating that in accordance with the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, interim filing – The intention to award maintenance empowers the court to issue such orders as it considers appropriate and appropriate. Let us inform you that in March this year, the district court had ordered to grant interim maintenance to the woman and her minor child.

On this basis, the husband refused to cover the costs

In fact, Additional Sessions Judge Vishal Pahuja was hearing the appeal of a person objecting to the judge’s order. The man stated that he earns Rs 12,500 per month and therefore cannot pay maintenance to his wife. In this case, the district court had directed the man to pay Rs 3,000 per month to his wife and minor child.

Husband’s maintenance obligation

Additional Sessions Judge Vishal Pahuja in his order after hearing the case said, “The significance of the interim maintenance order is that the law empowers the court to pass such interim orders as it deems fit and proper.” “Monetary relief is provided to protect the victim from financial hardship and safeguard their life due to domestic violence.”

Justice Vishal Pahuja further said that the complainant was a husband whose duty was to provide support for his wife and child. Therefore, his income should be divided between him and his wife and minor child as is appropriate in this case.” The sessions court also agreed with the judge’s finding that the husband earned more than Rs 12,500 per month and should pay Rs 3,000 as maintenance compensation for his wife.

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