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Procedure for Withdrawal of Divorce Suit against Wife


02-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)

Sir, I have filed divorce suit against my wife in family. Ground of divorce is specified as bad behaviour, exploitation of my old father and me etc. No ground like bad character etc. Now, I want to withdraw my suit with the option that in need, I can refile it if my wife fail to comly her promise. My first hearing date is schedule in next week. How I can withdraw my suit immediately and prior to my hearing date.

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Answer #1
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At any point of time you can not press your suit but saving it for future wont help you at all as you cant put your suit on hold..if you filed for bad behaviour and all then it wont satisfy the court as divorce is not signing out of relationship but it requires consent of both the parties..
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Answer #2
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it can be withdrawn by filing a withdrawal application, and while withdrawing it, ensure that you take liberty to file a fresh, if she does not comply with the terms and conditions of the compromise. This liberty is generally granted by the Court, but if it is not given then there will be a problem, so please make sure that it happens
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