Sunday, 26 July 2015

Re: [SaveIndianFamily] Re: [SIF Karnataka] Re: Written Arguments in DV Case

 

fwding previous mail on similar topic for your help
judgements are usually used during argument stage, but u can use their style of writing in your counter.
if something is true, you can accept that and whatever is false you can deny the  same
You must add some of your own points, story, or allegations if you will, from your own written story

In the end, state that "for the reasons mentioned above, petitioner's petition should be dismissed with exemplary costs, in the interest of justice and equity".
 

From: "jhakasbachha@yahoo.com [saveindianfamily]" <saveindianfamily@yahoogroups.com>
To: saveindianfamily@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, 20 May 2015 12:45 PM
Subject: [SaveIndianFamily] Re: Request to help in filing counters in DVC and Maintainence.

 
This is NOT the right way either.

Drafting a petition / reply is simple.

1. Look at the Petition draft of your wife i.e. Margins, Header, Footers etc.
2. Use the same headings and instead of her "Petition" write "Reply" in the Subject.
3. Bring your side of story (facts) in Preliminary Objections. Preliminary Objections is the part of reply which says, why is wife's petition is not maintainable, hence draft it like that.
4. After that, it is para-wise reply which typically starts with, "That, contents of this para are false and frivolous and are vehemently denied." Dont deny marriage, if it is a fact.
5. Reply to Prayer Clause also point wise, if her prayer is point-wise.
6. Add affidavit in the end.

You can get your draft checked by any of Weekly Meeting Counselors and get ready.

Start Drafting, Stop relying.

Remember, if you wait for a driver, your car will not be driven with same care as self-drive!!

Find out ways of decreasing reliance on your lawyer OR ON US.

Keep reading all emails here. Most of the counselors in SIF have become counselors purely based on reading others problems and the replies given by other members.

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rgds
JB
From: "ritwik.bisaria@gmail.com [saveindianfamily]" <saveindianfamily@yahoogroups.com>
To: sifblrcubbonpark@googlegroups.com; saveindianfamily@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, 26 July 2015 5:10 PM
Subject: [SaveIndianFamily] Re: [SIF Karnataka] Re: Written Arguments in DV Case

 
Whatever you feel is important while final arguments are given by your lawyer, same in written format is Written Arguments.
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From: DV ACT <dvactmail@gmail.com>
Sender: sifblrcubbonpark@googlegroups.com
Date: Sun, 26 Jul 2015 19:34:17 +0530
To: <sifblrcubbonpark@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [SIF Karnataka] Re: Written Arguments in DV Case

Dear Fighters, Can anyone please respond to my queries above, appreciate the help.

Regards,
DVACTor

On Sat, Jul 25, 2015 at 6:28 PM, DV ACT <dvactmail@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Comrades,
I wanted to understand what are the essential must-have components that a written argument should have to be forceful in itself. Do we need to add references to judgements in written arguments? Do we need to rebutt each and every para of allegation made in the Petition? What should be the process of arriving at the written argument so that the Evidences, Cross-examination statements etc. can be all linked together proving my innocence in the case?.
I want the written argument to be another document which will live till it reaches SC, well drafted and crafted, correct and complete with data and proof and citations  to make impression with SC judges.

Any references, tips in this direction will be really helpful. Looking forward to your support.

BTW, my lawyer is against adding reference of judgements in written arguments. Is it right not to? Pls advise.

Regards,

DVACTor


 




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