The Supreme Court of India resides the power to allow a Matrimonial Case Transfer from one High Court to another or even from one District Court to another in favour of the convenience of the petitioner. This ruling applies under Section 25 and ensures that the delivery of legal justice is streamlined, swift and every bit convenient for the parties so as to ensure a rapid remediation of the case.
When can I file a Transfer Petition in India?
The Indian Judicial System fosters a perpetual striving to make possible a fair and unbiased serving of justice. The provisions for the Divorce Case Transfer define the laws regarding the same and make known the myriad conditions under which an individual can opt for transfer of a case.
A Transfer Petition can be availed in the following circumstances -
- When there is an inconvenience on the part of the Plaintiff
- When there is an inconvenience on the part of the Defendant
- Under reasonable apprehension that litigant might be deprived justice in that court
- When the case transfer would prevent unnecessary delay and expenses
- When majority section of the public is interested in the particular litigation
- When transfer becomes imperative to result in a fair and unbiased trial
A Transfer Case in Favour of the Husband
Majority of men suffer from the transfer of cases introduced upon the filing of petition by the wife. Courts favour the convenience of the wife as a significant consideration while ordering the transfer of proceedings and the condition when the wife is the custodian of a minor child further reinforces the judgment in her favour thus affecting the husband.
If you wish the results of the petition for Transfer Case in Favour of Husband, then choosing the right team of matrimonial lawyers from Sawhney Associates is imperative. Reinforcing the fact that each case must be decided on its own merits, our lawyers and advocates support the defendant husband and ensure an appropriate legal remedy to have the Transfer Petition Decided in Favour of Husband thus motivating the court to dismiss the transfer applications filed by the wife based on concrete reasonable relevant grounds.