JUDGMENT 1. - This application under Section 482 Cr. P. C. is ground-less and deserves to be dismissed in limine. 2. On an application under Section 135 Cr.P.C. by the wife, the trial court directed the husband, who is petitioner herein, to pay to the wife maintenance at the rate of Rs. 200/- per mensem. The learned Magistrate heard the evidence on both the sides concluded that it was proved beyond reasonable doubt that the husband who has sufficient means has refused to maintain the wife and that keeping in view the income of the husband it would be just and proper to award maintenance of Rs. 200/- per mensem to the wife. 3. The husband challenged that order and preferred a petition of revision before the court of Sessions. By his order, dated, September 10, 1982, the learned Additional Sessions Judge dismissed the said petition giving detailed reasons for such dismissal. 4. Aggrieved by the order of the dismissal as affirmed by revisional court the husband petitioner has preferred the present application under section 482 Cr.P.C. 5. Mr. Sharma, learned counsel for the husband petitioner has read out before me the judgment of the trial court in an attempt to convince me that the learned Magistrate has ignored an offer by the husband to maintain the wife provided she returned to the matrimonial home as desired by him, dad that the husband's offer in that behalf was wholly in sincere, It will be seen that he is prepared to reinstate her in the matrimonial home on his own terms. He wants her to bring to the matrimonial home the jewellery which, according to him she had taken away at the time of her expulsion from the matrimonial home. Now the wife says that she was not allowed to take even a trinket, and I am prepared to believe her. This means that the husband is laying down impossible condition on the wife for returning to the matrimonial home. It is certainly not disputed that the husband has sufficient means to maintain the wife. The joint family of which he is a member owns 16 big has of land in village Tijara and they are running a factory for the manufacture of sports goods in Shahabad Under the circumstances the award of Rs. 200/-as maintenance to the wife cannot be seriously questioned. 6. The joint family of which he is a member owns 16 big has of land in village Tijara and they are running a factory for the manufacture of sports goods in Shahabad Under the circumstances the award of Rs. 200/-as maintenance to the wife cannot be seriously questioned. 6. In conclusion, the application under section 482 Cr. P. C. jails and is dismissed in limine. *******