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Nullify Marriage under special marriage act


10-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I was forced to do register marriage by my girlfriend under special marriage act on Dec 2020, since then we haven’t stayed together till now and I got to know later that she was lying and making up stories and got me into the marriage bond. She also was blackmailing me that she will commit suicide on my name if I don’t marry her. After marriage she started abusing me and mentally torturing me. Is there any way I can nullify the marriage? I am looking for a lawer who can help in getting me out of this mess.
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Answer #1
875 votes
Then you can file immediately nullification of marriage after court will send to the notice later the proceedings will conduct details entirely enquire then court will definitely passed order nulificatin you can file immediately nulificatin of marriage
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Answer #2
801 votes
okay I understand yourvquestion so now you wnt divorce from your wife ground is nullity if marriage yes it is possible as per our Law underspecial marriage Act you will get nullity of marriage you will give correct reason to court you will get nullity of marriage as per your wife cruality behavior and how she is harraed you if you need any legal help contact me thank you
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Answer #3
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dear client gather all proofs that she is blackmailing u ..and record all her phone calls / direct conversations with u.. without her knowledge about forcing you OR blackmailing you for anything..then give police complaint against her and keep proofs safely somewhere in your email so that u can use it wherever it requires.. if u keep these proofs only in ur phone.. and when u go to police station.. police may delete these proofs for favoring her... so along with in ur phone u need to keep all proofs somewhere safely. and next after lodging police complaint..next u file in the family court for Nullify ur marriage on the grounds of .. force and blackmailing.
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Answer #4
601 votes
Dear Sir, If marriage is not consumated and you can prove that it was registered under forcible circumstances then you can get an order of nullifying the marriage. Usually, such divorce applications deserves to be filed within one year but delay may be condoned on some grounds.
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