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Can I ask for set aside on rcr decree


01-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
1stly how does rcr decree work wat is the benefit of rcr setaside as am not willing to cohabit with him it's just been rcr decree was obtained on 30th June he sent notice stating he will apply for divorce and loss of marriage expenses and alimony along with my fathers property share if so will the court ask me to pay that loss of marriage expenses and alimony to him In my state divorce was applied in month Feb which is on going currently he's not attending any hearing but sending me such notice
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Answer #1
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Dear Madam, The husband can file divorce decree 12 months after the passing of RCR decree. You need not pay any alimony or marriage expenses to the husband. You may put up grounds for defending divorce case.
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Answer #2
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RCR decree if decided in favour of person who filed it helps that person against respondent by acting as a ground for divorce as nothing else is required to be shown as a ground . But still a divorce petition by such person can be resisted on other grounds by providing a valid reason for not obeying the orders in RCR. it need not be set aside.
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