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Withdrawal of consent in Mutual Divorce case


06-Nov-2023 (In Divorce Law)
How can a husband withdraw consent in Mutual Divorce case in which the MoU and compromise deed has been signed ?
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Answer #1
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If consent is made out of fear, fraud or pressure, the same can be assailed or withdrawn. There needs to be appropriate reason for the same which is to be satisfied in the court. For any further clarification please feel free to contact Thanks
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Answer #2
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Hello in mutual consent divorce, consent can be withdrawn by any party at any stage of the process. The particular party need to denote the same before the concerned court along with the reason if required
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Answer #3
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Sir As per the recent judgement of the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi titled Rajat v. Roopali, if the statements of parties haven't been recorded in 1st motion, the parties can withdraw their respective consents but not after the statements have been recorded as it would make the parties liable to be prosecuted for committing contempt of Court. For more assistance, you may consult me.
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Answer #4
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You need to hire expert advocate in this regard, even if u m deny executing divorce despite of signing MOU n deeds, then also no one can force u to come to court for divorce. But it’s better we issue them one legal notice about the same n if u have taken anything we will offer them to collect or if u have given any thing we will ask them to return Be in touch
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