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Petition for dissolution of marriage


08-Oct-2023 (In Civil Law)
Petition for dissolution of marriage by a decree of divorce under section 13(1) (i) and (ia) of Hindu marriage act,1955
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Answer #1
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Yes petition for dissolution of marriage by seeking divorce from the court can be filed under section 13 on certain grounds such as cruelty, adultary, desertion etc. The divorce petition can be filed before the Family Judge after 1 year of marriage only.
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Answer #2
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Yes, petition can be filed if the period of 1 year of marriage has been over and on teh substantial ground with the efficient proofs will suffice your requirement. Petition is filed considering the circumstances in the matter so that needs to be discussed first.
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Answer #3
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Yes a divorce petition can be filed on such grounds. it will have to provide extensive facts showcasing all actions amounting to cruelty etc. Please contact for further discussion as I need to understand your query.
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