Verupakshi S/o Hanamantha Galag , Age 36 Yrs, Occ Employee vs Soundarya D/o Veeraupakshi, Age 03 Yrs Minor U/G of his natural moter by name Vinoda W/ Veerypakshi — 5036/2025

Case under Code of Criminal Procedure Section U/sec.397,of,CrPC. Disposed: Contested--DISMISSED on 28th March 2026.

CRL.R.P. - CRIMINAL REVISION PETITIONS

CNR: KAYG320006572025

Case disposed

Filing Number

5036/2025

Filing Date

07-11-2023

Registration No

5036/2025

Registration Date

07-11-2023

Court

II ADDITIONAL DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, YADGIR TO SIT AT SHORAPUR

Judge

1569-II Addl District & Sessions Judge Yadgir Sitting at Shorapur

Decision Date

28th March 2026

Nature of Disposal

Contested--DISMISSED

Acts & Sections

CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE Section U/sec.397,of,CrPC

Petitioner(s)

Verupakshi S/o Hanamantha Galag , Age 36 Yrs, Occ Employee

Adv. SAFIQ AHMED QURESHI

Respondent(s)

Soundarya D/o Veeraupakshi, Age 03 Yrs Minor U/G of his natural moter by name Vinoda W/ Veerypakshi

Vinoda W/o Veerupakshi, Age 24 Yrs, Occ Household and Guest Teacher

Hearing History

Judge: 1569-II Addl District & Sessions Judge Yadgir Sitting at Shorapur

28-03-2026

Disposed

25-03-2026

ORDERS-CRIMINAL

18-03-2026

ORDERS-CRIMINAL

13-03-2026

ORDERS-CRIMINAL

11-03-2026

ORDERS-CRIMINAL

Final Orders / Judgements

28-03-2026
Orders

Case Summary: Crl.R.P.No. 5036/2025 Court Decision: The revision petition filed by the husband (Veerupakshi) challenging the trial court's interim maintenance order was dismissed. The trial court's order granting Rs. 2,000 monthly interim maintenance to each of the wife (Vinoda) and 3-year-old daughter (Soundarya) was confirmed. Key Reasoning: The court found sufficient prima facie evidence of marriage between the petitioner and respondent, including marriage invitation cards, service records naming the wife, and birth certificates. Although the respondent claimed he had married another woman named Malashree in 2014 and fathered four children with her, he produced no documentary proof. The court held that mere denial without evidence was insufficient to reject maintenance claims, especially given the respondent's status as a government employee with stable income. The court also noted that even illegitimate children are entitled to maintenance under law. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

casestatus.in Summary

Case Summary: Crl.R.P.No. 5036/2025 Court Decision: The revision petition filed by the husband (Veerupakshi) challenging the trial court's interim maintenance order was dismissed. The trial court's order granting Rs. 2,000 monthly interim maintenance to each of the wife (Vinoda) and 3-year-old daughter (Soundarya) was confirmed. Key Reasoning: The court found sufficient prima facie evidence of marriage between the petitioner and respondent, including marriage invitation cards, service records naming the wife, and birth certificates. Although the respondent claimed he had married another woman named Malashree in 2014 and fathered four children with her, he produced no documentary proof. The court held that mere denial without evidence was insufficient to reject maintenance claims, especially given the respondent's status as a government employee with stable income. The court also noted that even illegitimate children are entitled to maintenance under law. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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