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Facts about husband hidden before marriage, what can I do
01-Nov-2023 (In Family Law)
I was married in 2016.Whatever was promised during marriage nothing was true. even my husband was unemployed which was also hidden from us.till now he is unemployed.I was living in delhi and i have to forcefully do job for livlihood.I wanted to do govt.job so my parents supported me and took me home.but still they always ask to live with inlaws.Even my husband alsways force me and mentally torture me.I dont fweel safe with them. They always took advantage from us and never do what is their responsibility.Please help me for the same.What should i do
See first what you want you want to stay with him or no if you want to stay with him then i will give you different types of suggestions and if you dont then the suggestion will be different so first make you stand clear
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Adv. Jorong Sanga
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Hello mam,
After going through your query I am, therefore, of the opinion that the Indian Contract Act, 1872, does not apply to a marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Section 12(1)(c) of the Hindu Marriage Act does not speak of fraud in any general way or of every misrepresentation or concealment which may be fraudulent. A person who freely consents to a solemnization of the marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act with the other party in accordance with customary ceremonie, that is, with knowledge of the nature of the ceremonies and intention to marry, cannot object to the validity of the marriage on the ground of fraudulent representation or concealment. Thus it is not a fraud or concealment upon which you can go for divorce in the court of law if you still want to finish this marriage you can file a divorce petition in the family court with your reasons although the court will proceed for an alternate way of mediation in the mediation centre to get your issues resolved so try getting your issues resolved through giving your marriage time and fill the gaps with full efforts on your part on personal level
I hope this advice helps you in a better way
After going through your query I am, therefore, of the opinion that the Indian Contract Act, 1872, does not apply to a marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Section 12(1)(c) of the Hindu Marriage Act does not speak of fraud in any general way or of every misrepresentation or concealment which may be fraudulent. A person who freely consents to a solemnization of the marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act with the other party in accordance with customary ceremonie, that is, with knowledge of the nature of the ceremonies and intention to marry, cannot object to the validity of the marriage on the ground of fraudulent representation or concealment. Thus it is not a fraud or concealment upon which you can go for divorce in the court of law if you still want to finish this marriage you can file a divorce petition in the family court with your reasons although the court will proceed for an alternate way of mediation in the mediation centre to get your issues resolved so try getting your issues resolved through giving your marriage time and fill the gaps with full efforts on your part on personal level
I hope this advice helps you in a better way
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Adv. Syed Ramiz Zafar
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Try to reason out the matter with your husband... call him treat him nicely..... tell him your ambitions and scope and the betterment of the family... if still he does not behave properly,,,,, initiate legal action
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Adv. Ashutosh Anand
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