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sLP against divorce decree of HC on the ground of cruelty


20-Sep-2025 (In Divorce Law)
Hi, My sister filled SLP against the divorce decree of Hc on the ground of cruelty. My sister could file SLP post 90 days of divorce decree due to summer vacation in SC . Got to know my brother in law remarried post 90 days and got one kid also last month from his second marriage . Our SLP yet to listed for judgement in SC . What can happen in this case ? My BIL already moved on and has one kid also from his new marriage ? Can still divorce decree be set aside ?
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Answer #1
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If your sister does not want any divorce, and she has filed an SLP in the supreme Court of India she should seek urgent hearing, I would require more details about the case so that I can guide you for the if the High Court has already granted the divorce and upholded the decision of Family court, on the grounds of cruelty it will most likely will not be changed by Supreme Court.
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Answer #2
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Well, I cannot comment what will happen in your case and what not without going into the merits of the case! I need to legally analyse all your case related Documents for giving you legal opinion, hence, i request you to share all your case related Documents.
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