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Can husband marry after getting the divorce decree


06-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
My husband recently got divorce decree. Now I heard he is planning to get married after 4 months.. I filed appeal in high court in first week after I got copy of decree. What precautions should I take to stop him from remarrying till the finality of appeal pending in high court gets decided. Can he be sued under Bigamy?
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Answer #1
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Dear client immediately u have to take stay on divorce decree in lowyer court. As well as u can move civil application for urgent hearing and have yo seek restrai order ftom court yo stop husband from getting remarried. For any legal help call me Adv prasad patil Pune
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Answer #2
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You have to seek order from the Hon'ble High Court for stay of Order and Decree till final hearing of the Appeal so you can prevent him from remarrying. If you failed to seek Stay order of the Hon'ble High Court, after over of 60 days of limitation to file appeal before High Court, your husband may get married and your Appeal will become infructous.
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Answer #3
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Yes he can marry after divorce. You can't stop him from getting married. What is your real problem? What you want to do? As u filed appeal u can consult ur advocate for the same.Yes he can marry after divorce. You can't stop him from getting married. What is your real problem? What you want to do? As u filed appeal u can consult ur advocate for the same.Yes he can marry after divorce. You can't stop him from getting married. What is your real problem? What you want to do? As u filed appeal u can consult ur advocate for the same.
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Answer #4
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You need to get stay on the divorce pronounced by family court, so that based on that decree your husband wont be able to remarry. Unless there is stay he can execute and get married. So my advice is make application to High Court to grant stay on the decree passed by family court and if there are merits in your appeal court would grant stay.
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