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I Want Divorce Under Sec. 13(1A)(ii) . Past Orders Passed In B.F.cour


22-Jan-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I Have a decree of Restitution of conjugal Rights I my Favour. One year upward but wife not come back now I want divorce under section 13 (1A) (ii)Can I get details of divorce cases previously filed under this section in Bandra Family Court?
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Answer #1
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Yes. After one year of non-compliance of RCR decree, you can seek divorce u/s 13(1A)(ii) HMA. Details of past Bandra Family Court cases aren’t publicly listed; inspect court records, e-Courts portal, or apply through certified copies.
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Answer #2
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No mutual consent needed Time-consuming (usually 2–5 years) Evidence is required (messages, medical reports, witnesses, complaints, etc.) Filed in Family Court where: Marriage took place You last lived together Wife currently resides
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Answer #3
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If you have already obtained a decree of Restitution of Conjugal Rights in your favour and one year has elapsed from the date of the decree without resumption of cohabitation, you may be legally entitled to seek divorce under Section 13(1A)(ii) of the Hindu Marriage Act, subject to facts and compliance with procedural requirements. As regards details of divorce matters previously filed under this provision before the Bandra Family Court, such information is not available in the public domain and cannot be accessed by individuals directly. Court records are case-specific and can only be inspected through proper legal procedure. It is advisable to consult a practicing family law advocate who can examine your decree, guide you on the maintainability of the divorce petition, and assist in obtaining any relevant court information through lawful means.
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Answer #4
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Yes. After one year of a decree for restitution of conjugal rights not being complied with, divorce can be sought under Section 13(1A)(ii) HMA. Details of past Bandra Family Court cases are not public; they can be accessed only through court records, certified copies, or legal research databases.
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