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Mutual Divorce Process in Christian law – Sec 10A Divorce Act

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Mutual divorce process under Section 10A Divorce Act 1869

Followings are steps of Mutual divorce process under Section 10A as in Divorce Act 1869

First – Parties to marriage i.e. husband and wife filing the joint petition for divorce by mutual consent in the court of law.

Second – Court makes inquires and takes statement of Parties.

Third – Court passes and order. Gives parties cooling off period minimum of six months.

Fourth – Parties present a second motion. This second motion must be presented after six months of court’s first order and before the expiry of eighteen months.

Fifth – Court hears both the parties. Court makes inquiries for its satisfaction as to the marriage was solemnised and that the averments made in the petition are true.

Sixth – One being satisfied and taking statement of the parties, Court passes a decree of dissolution of marriage. 

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