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husband had filed an case stating marriage is null and void


23-Apr-2023 (In Family Law)
i am a hindu and it was arranged marriage held on 26 june 15,and lived in a joint family, on November i was beaten by husband by listening to his parents and sent to my parents home. i requested him to take me to an independent home as his parents are creating problems between us. he had accepted and told me to wait for 3 months. i was not able to contact my husband after that day after trying to contact his family through several ways.so i approached a family counseling centre where he came and told that he needs a divorce and claimed that he has filed a petition in the court and only his pa
Answers (5)

Answer #1
657 votes
Any legal marriage any spouse filling case against other for divorce has to prove without any reasonable doubt meer filling case for divorce will not be sufficient as they have to prove the same both by way of evidence and documentary proof with out which the cannot get relief from court and more over you will have opportunities to counter the same
Answer #2
557 votes
If husband has already filed petition for divorce, on service of court notice u need to file effective objectons to the divorce to suit ur purpose and so also u can seek for restitution of conjugal rights
Answer #3
839 votes
Your query is incomplete , but as I have understood , that your husband has filed divorce but you saying void / null , all these three are three different things in law and for three different grounds . If you really facing a problem then do contact with relevant document or meet in person with family member for quick response or else you would be sitting at home and he will walk away with divorce ex- parte , without even ur knowledge .
Answer #4
983 votes
annulment of marriage should be accompanied with good reasons and no court shall grant him the said decree easily and more over you have all the opportunity to move a petition for domsetic vilonce in which you can seek for separate residence and monthly maintence
Answer #5
727 votes
The only option you have now is to file a matrimonial case for restitution of conjugal rights as your husband is refusing to take you back and also you will have to wait for the court summons in the case filed by your husband and subsequently contest the petition filed by your husband.

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