Forced mutual consent

In mutual consent divorce the conditions should be like this that both the parties agreed on it , if anyone party forcibly tries to other party to accept or agreed on a certain condition then the second party can refuse such conditions and go back and withdraw the consent for mcd , if your wife threatens  to drag you on false cases and you have the proof of her threatening  then on this ground you can go for contested divorce , you can also complaint of such threatening in the police station such complaint will helps you in your contested divorce  and it is also a criminal offence punishable under IPC .

You can withdraw the consent during the second motion too.

If you feel that they are pressurising you, then you can accept the terms now but can withdraw your consent at a later date before the case is posted for final hearing

"She also needs to sign to release all her rights from my business"!

Facts posted suggest that you are also less than reasonable. Any how, as already suggested, you have the option to withdraw the consent during second motion, if circumstances so warrant.

In a mutual consent divorce both parties have to agree on the issues, which cannot be compelled by either party, you may or may not agree.

It is your personal decision but certainly not a legal issue.

Dear Querist

When a divorce is sought on the ground of mutual consent, such consent must not be obtained by force, fraud or undue influence from either party to the petition

Feel free to contact for further clarifications.

Regards
Mohit Chahal
Advocate
WhatsApp No. 9968911099

https://mohitchahaladvocate.business.site


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