The Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court rejected a petition from the United Kingdom seeking an order to record testimony through video conferencing in a matrimonial dispute case. The court said that in the proceedings going on before the family court, the petitioner today
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This order was passed by the single bench of Justice Subhash Vidyarthi on the petition filed on behalf of the wife. This petition was filed by the wife through her mother while giving her power of attorney. The petitioner had challenged the order of the Family Court in the court.
In the Family Court, the petitioner was requested to take her statement through video conferencing, which was rejected by the court saying that the petitioner did not tell from which court she would record her statement through video conferencing. The difference of even 6 hours between there and here is a major reason.
The petitioner told the court that she is a British citizen and lives in the UK with her children. The court was also told that the petitioner’s husband had also given the examination for medical practice in the UK but could not succeed, while the petitioner is a psychiatrist in a hospital in Scotland.
Later the husband filed a divorce case in the family court of Lucknow. The petitioner lives in the UK, so she has given power of attorney to her mother. Due to which his mother does all the work of the case.
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