Marriage is sacrament and divine in Shastra. Due to this fact, Divorce was not present in ancient Hindu law. However, there was one more thing, which was necessary to be considered, and it was “happiness”. In absence of it, marriage was just a burden. So, it was...
Section 13 B of the Hindu Marriage Act, specifies the procedure for divorce by mutual consent. In cases, where both the parties involved want a divorce a memorandum of understanding needs to be drafted between the parties and submitted along with the petition for...
Following are the documents are required for divorce under Hindu Law:- Marriage Invitation Card Photographs of the Ceremony Proof of Address of matrimonial home Identity Card Marriage Certificate(if marriage is registered) Documents pertaining to medical history of...
An individual can seek divorce under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, if after solemnisation of marriage the spouse does any of the following acts:- Voluntary sexual intercourse with any person other than his or her spouse Treats the aggrieved individual...
