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How to withdraw divorce petition ?


17-Jul-2024 (In Divorce Law)
I have filled Divorce petition with Cruelty act against my Husband. ...Is there any way to withdraw divorce petition in india? in such a way that doesn't affect my parents too..? and what happens if i withdraw my divorce petition ? PLZ REPLY SOOON ITS URGENT
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Answer #1
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In the present circumstance, yes, you can do the following things: 1) File a withdrawal application before Court or appear before on the next date of hearing and inform the Judge of your decision. 2) You can also initiate the process of mediation which will be directed by Court and thereafter have the matter settled through that measure. 3) Any FIR's which have been lodged against the Husband can also be quashed. It's not entirely clear when you state that it does not affect your parents. Do you wish to say you want your parents to be unaware of the proceedings which have been initiated by you? Or do you wish for your husband not to institute any false FIR's against your parents? These frequently take place in divorce matters. Do let me know if you need clarifications or how to proceed.
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Answer #2
641 votes
It is so simple. You have to communicate your intention to the Principal judge where your case is pending and after recording your statement or with a written application for withdrawal, the matter could be withdrawn.
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Answer #3
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Its very simple. U just have to file an application for withdrawl of case or u might simply mention before the court that u have to withdraw the petition. The court might ask u the reason for doing so. You should have posted this question with more details
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Answer #4
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You can compromise the matter and settle it in mediation. The FIR (if any) can be quashed. If you want the divorce, then you may go for a divorce by mutual consent. What do you wish to connote by affect your parents?
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