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How easy to set aside Mutual Divorce?
21-Oct-2024 (In Divorce Law)
How easy is to set aside mutual divorce either by fraud or cohersion by high court?
Can you please point to the case where it has been set aside?
It can be proved in the court thet the consent was taken by fraudulent in that consent was not a wilful consent in that case divorce proceedings can be paused and matter taken into consideration for evidence.
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Adv. Karishma
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Yes you can set aside to any order of predecessor court and file an application in higher court to get order in your favour but using the power of CPC. If you need any help from me contact us.
Mutual divorce means both the parties has settled the disputes by mutually
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Adv. Himanshu Jain
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Has the court granted a decree for mutual divorce, and if yes, then the decree cannot be set aside. You yourself must have signed the mutual consent by appearing in the court. You would have appeared before the court and signed your divorce statement in front of the court and if you still feel that something is wrong, you can have a chamber meeting once with me and then we look at your papers.
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Adv. Mohini
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I Have read the court and district court. You can also file the case of judgments regarding your case and send me your order firstly and this is not possible high court order fraud this is wrong thing you say whenever you free call me back
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Adv. Gourav Sharma
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Yes, a decree of mutual divorce can be set aside by the High Court if it has been obtained through fraud, coercion, or undue influence. In any legal proceeding, consent must be free and voluntary. If one party can prove that the mutual consent for divorce was obtained under fraud or coercion, they can challenge the decree. The aggrieved party can approach the High Court under Article 226 or 227 of the Constitution for relief. The court will examine the facts and circumstances and, if satisfied, may set aside the decree.
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Adv. Rupal Dwivedi
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