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Divorce against husband on cruelty


09-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Husband abandoned wife and filed rcr against her wife filed 498A and gave counter to rcr as in rcr councellings husband absconded and judge gave judgement against husband as he neglected his wife now husband lawyers asking for mutual divorce as wife is not interested for mutual and wants to file divorce against husband on grounds on cruelty as there are evidences against him for dowry harassment . Now please guide can husband drag the case as he wants to join his wife ?
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Answer #1
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hello andi when Divorce asked by the husband on mutual consent it is better to take divorce instead of filing petition on the ground of cruelty because definitely he will not contest when you file petition for divorce on the ground of cruelty, court will grant exparte order
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Answer #2
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Yes off course he can but only if husband disclose facts to advocate and contact me for further discussion. I can suggest you properly when you discuss case in detail, so that I can come to conclusion what would be the best step in your case Thank you
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