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One sided nri divorce marriage was done in uk


12-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I m Indian citizen married in uk with european girl in 2012.but unfortunate they deported me to india in 2014..after that im living in india. After that we have no contact with each other.. Now i want to end my marriage.. How can i do that.. I m sikh. Marriage was in gurudwara sahib after that we registered in registar in uk. I have only marriage certificate in the name of proof of marriage. Thanks in advance..
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Answer #1
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As the marriage in question was done in gurudwara by way of Anand karj, so you can file the divorce petition here in india and seek divorce. if you don't have gurudwara certificate and there is no mentioning of the same in marriage certificate, even then you can go for divorce in india as the said certificate would be more than enough to show your marriage and seek divorce..
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Answer #2
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file one sided divorce .. at your place .. jurisdiction..will be proceed expartee if she will no appear.. u got divorce decree.. and u free to remarry ..or whatever wants to do.. it approximately..6to 8 month proceedure..
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