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What will happen to 498s case if couple agrees for divorce


09-Jan-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I am fighting 498a case against my husband. But its already been two years and no results have come so far. Hence I am tired of the slow judicial system and wants to divorce my husband. Will agreeing for divorce affect my 498a case? I honestly have no interest in following any 498a case or divorce case. I just want to end all this. What should I do? P.S. I have a genuine case. Only stated facts and no lies. My husband mentally tortured me for dowry but now he is playing victim, taking advantage of the general idea that 498a cases are mostly false. Personally I just want to end all this and start fresh as I have no faith in India's slow and inefficient judicial system.
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Answer #1
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hello mam as i can see your issue is really serious . as you want divorce from your husband yes it can be done but your 498 A casd need to be setteled for that matter . as you are blammingb judicial system for delay in your case tht not actually fully correct for this delay your advcates are alsi rsponsible . in your matter we able to help you in speedy manner
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Answer #2
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Hello Mam, I understand what you are going through as per the recent scenario and functioning of courts and all. Normally, in this matter nothing much happened. If you have decided to go for a divorce with your husband, then, you can talk to him regarding whether he is also interested or not as divorce will only be done when either both or one party is ready. If you want to know further, kindly contact to have discussion. Thank you.
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Answer #3
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If you want to end all the battles then easiest way out of this is the mutual consent divorce through which you can get the divorce decree within the period six months and the necessary steps can be initiated in order to put an end to the pending litigations between you and your husband. Please feel free to contact for any further legal assistance.
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