DIVORCE

Yes, the six months waiting period is now mandatory as per the decision of the SC,

Smruti Pahariya vs. Sanjay Pahariya ....2009 (13) SCC 338

6 months period cannot be waived off...if u still want it to be waived off,file a PIL.

PIL?

avnish jee

u r a guru of law...how come u dont know.

he may not benefit from PIL immediately,ifcourts approve of it,because he may get a divorce earlier.but he may get satisfaction that his efforts paid,thru which society is now benefitting.

provide if the petition filed by you is not a mutual consent, you need not wait for six months as per the provision previeled in Hindu marriage Act

my marriage was solmenized on 6th june 2009 . my wife wilfully refuse to consummate . My marriage has never been consummated. Imeediately after five days of marriage she left for her parental house and never returened.till today. Is my marriage is null and void .Or i have to goto court to declared as null or void .will the court declare as divorced or null or void

Mr. mukul,

to get good responses to your query,kindly post your query in the forum separately.

to get responses only from lawyers,post in experts section.

Mr. Mukul, try to reconcile the differences arose between u and your wife during the stay with u after marriage.

The court will not declare your marriage null & void, unless it solemnized  according to the Hindu Marriage Act.

Mr. Mukul, try to reconcile the differences arose between u and your wife during the stay with u after marriage.

The court will not declare your marriage null & void, unless it solemnized  according to the Hindu Marriage Act.