The high court has now made it mandatory for the married couple before february 1, 2022, to give information about the movable and immovable property along with the petition for protection.



The punjab and haryana high court has issued an order clarifying that if a person, despite being married, files a petition for protection in a live-in relationship with another woman.



Property information will be required


The court said, in case of a consensual relationship or marriage with another woman, security is very important. For this, while filing a petition, it will now be mandatory to give information about your movable and immovable property. 



Along with this, it will also have to be told what arrangements have they made for the maintenance of the former companions and children.



'Court cannot leave wife and children in the trust of God'


The high court said that when a person seeks protection to live with someone other than his wife and children, the court cannot leave the wife and children to God. 



The court is their guardian and in such a situation how to bring them up well and how to prevent the children from becoming criminals in the absence of good upbringing, it is the job of the court to see.



Without information, the petition related to security will not be heard


In view of this, the high court has now made it mandatory for the married couple before february 1, 2022, to give information about the movable and immovable property along with the petition for protection. 



Along with this, it will also have to be told that while in a relationship with another woman, that person will ensure the care of the former wife and children. Without this information, the petitions related to security will not be heard.

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