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Divorce case after ex party applied adultery case n failed to prove.


06-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Ex party applied for nullify of marriage stating adultery case but failed to prove.judgment against ex party. Now If I apply for Divorce n alimony. Wen will I get divorce and ex party is not coming to court since 2 yes. Not able to connect with them . will I get divorce even if he doesn't come n how soon I will get
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Answer #1
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you mentioned your questions you are not got divorce now you want to file fresh petition for divorce with alimoney right once district court reject the divorce you should go to high courtsoesl againestbthst order other wise you are not get again lower court so once other party took the order against oposit party you can reopen the case in lower court with high court order set aside the lower court oder took froom high court then only you can claim in trial court
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Answer #2
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EX party means person who has taken notice but not appeared before Court. once applied for nullity of marriage that party does not become ex party, you will get divorce even if he doesn't appear in court next, provided you prove to court whatever you have stated in your petition.
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