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Divorce on cruelty ground-Section 13(1) (ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act
10-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
It has been 6 months since our marriage and from 4 months we are staying separatelyCan I File under Divorce on cruelty ground-Section 13(1) (ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act if he is ready to admit it so that we can get a decree within a month and get free from this situation? Is it possible?
No. In order to file divorce petition under section 13(1) I A of Hindu Marriage Act, there has to be 1 year separation. This is mandatory condition to file divorce. As for cruelty ground, you will have to prove it before the court. If you go for mutual divorce then it will be quicker
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What is the Supreme Court decision on divorce?
The Court believes that, in the circumstances, and after considering the feelings of the respondent spouse, exercising the discretion of Article 142 to dissolve the marriage on the grounds that it has irretrievably broken apart, would be a wrong thing to do. 10 Oct 2023
What is the HMA petition for divorce?
Both parties to a union may, under the provisions of the Act, present a divorce petition to the district court, regardless of whether the marriage took place before or after the Marriage Laws Amendment Act of 1976 (68/1976), on the date of marriage.
In the last few years, domestic violence and cruelty have increased. Section 13(1) (ia) of Act allows a person to file for divorce if they have treated their spouse with cruelty after marriage.
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Petition under Section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act
section 13(1 b of hindu marriage act)
section 13(1)(ib)
hindu marriage act 13(1)(ia) in marathi
Hindu Marriage Act Section 13 in Gujarati
hindu marriage act 13(1)(ia) in telugu
recent decisions of supreme court on divorce petition under section 13(1)
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hindu marriage act 13(1)(ia) in tamil
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