Clarification regarding mutual divorce in Delhi
29-Jul-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I got married in 2 july 2017 after i year i husband is asking for mutual divorce We got married in delhi Marriage registered in maharastra I just want to knw can we file a divorce case in delhi
Dear client ,
Yes u can filed mutual divorce in delhi .Dear client jurisdiction of filing a caae will depend on where the parties married together or where parties last reside together .Dear client ur matrriage was held in delhi.Dear client for more clarification u can contact me and I m happy to help u.
Yes u can filed mutual divorce in delhi .Dear client jurisdiction of filing a caae will depend on where the parties married together or where parties last reside together .Dear client ur matrriage was held in delhi.Dear client for more clarification u can contact me and I m happy to help u.
Hi,
Yes you can file for divorce in delhi.
Under section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 Court states that every petition for divorce can be filed before a District Court within the local limits of whose original civil jurisdiction the marriage took place, respondent at the time of presenting the petition resides, or the parties last resided together or where petitioner is residing while presenting the petition but respondent resides outside the territory to which the act extends.
Thus, you can file a divorce petition at the place:
a) Where marriage took place
b) Where the parties last resided together
c) place where either husband or wife resides.
Hope you find it relevant and helpful.
Yes you can file for divorce in delhi.
Under section 19 of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 Court states that every petition for divorce can be filed before a District Court within the local limits of whose original civil jurisdiction the marriage took place, respondent at the time of presenting the petition resides, or the parties last resided together or where petitioner is residing while presenting the petition but respondent resides outside the territory to which the act extends.
Thus, you can file a divorce petition at the place:
a) Where marriage took place
b) Where the parties last resided together
c) place where either husband or wife resides.
Hope you find it relevant and helpful.
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