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Restitution of conjugal rights notice sent by wife what to do


24-Apr-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Wife sends notice mentioning for want to live with husband (restitution of conjugal rights)or give divorce. Actually, both are living separately. She is earning person.What will be the advice in this case?
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Answer #1
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I am answering you considering as Hindu , if wife has send legal notice claiming conjugal right or divorce that is clear sign that she will file marriage petition in court and not to advise you your stand and details are required to advise you ty
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Answer #2
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Dear client if husband do not want to live with wife then he can ask wife for mutual divorce. If both agreed for mutual divorce then then file it. U will get divorce in six months. For any legal help call me Adv Prasad Patil Pune
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Answer #3
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Hiii Your story is not complete...restitution of conjugal right means she wants to live with u....if u will not living with her so u can reply her notice according to that...but u should give one chance to your marriage.
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