Rhea accuses Paes of domestic violence

June 22, 2014 05:00 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 08:05 pm IST - Mumbai

File photo of tennis player Leander Paes with Rhea Pillai.  Model Rhea Pillai has filed a case of domestic violence and harassment against her estranged live-in partner ace tennis player Leander Paes and his father in a local metropolitan magistrate court. File photo

File photo of tennis player Leander Paes with Rhea Pillai. Model Rhea Pillai has filed a case of domestic violence and harassment against her estranged live-in partner ace tennis player Leander Paes and his father in a local metropolitan magistrate court. File photo

Model Rhea Pillai has filed a case of domestic violence and harassment against her estranged live-in partner ace tennis player Leander Paes and his father in a Mumbai metropolitan magistrate court.

“Pillai has filed a case of domestic violence against Paes, his father Vece Paes and has sought monthly maintenance of about Rs. 4 lakh,” Paes’ advocate Pervez Memon said on Sunday.

The case, filed on Saturday, is likely to come up for hearing on June 30, he said.

The couple has already been fighting for the custody of their eight-year-old daughter.

Ms. Pillai, in her complaint, has accused Paes’ father of preventing her and her daughter from entering their Carter Road residence.

She has also sought blocking of any transfer of property to any ‘third party’.

Paes had last month filed ‘a guardianship petition’ in the family court here seeking permanent custody of his daughter from Ms. Pillai.

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