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Sub-registrar divorce legal check


04-Sep-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I have taken divorce from sub-registrar office from Madhya pradesh with mutual consent and also my ex-wife was married to another person. Now my new life partner is asking for validity of this sub-registrar divorce in Maharashtra. Kindly confirm whether it is correct or not.
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Answer #1
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Dear queriest, as per your query you have mentioned that you have taken divorce mutually before sub-registrar, if such is the case then you must have got decree or certificate of the same. for more information in detail kindly contact me.
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Answer #2
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Well, you can show the Certified Copy of such Mutual Divorce Consent Order to your Wife to satisfy her, that, in reality such Divorce had been taken from your previous wife, so that, her trust remain upon you.
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Answer #3
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First of all marriage can't be get dissolved in sub ragistrar office. Only courts are having right to allow your divorce petition under the provisions of Hindu Marriage Act. And this is not applicable either to Maharashtra or MadhyPradesh it is applicable to entire states of India as law is one for all states.
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