Divorce,custody and visitation

I think your matter got so easily over, but You do not want to finish yr matter so easily everything is in yr favour and why worried   why do you want to make procalmation of yr shifting it is yr ex's baby...just go ahead with yr life...u donot hv to tell anything to anyone..there is no qustion of appeal in case of mutual consent except in cases of fraud

If the decree of divorce was passed by District Court, the time of appeal is 90 days.

However, it the decree of divorce is passed by Family Court, the time of appeal is 30 days.

Now coming to visitation, the child requires the access of both parents, unless it is a question of livelihood, don't deny visitation to the mother. How does it matter whether she takes the minor for over night stay or for couple of days in holidays. Don't make child the weapon in your personal fights.

Regards,

Decree of a mutual divorce is a consented decree which is not appealable. Visitation right of mother is strictly to be followed to the term visitation but not otherwise or in any extended manner whatsoever. 

Very properly addressed by learned advocates, being left with nothing more to add.

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90 days are counted fromthe date of receipt of certified copy.   However, the belated days in applying the copy are deducted .

For example a decree is passed on 1st January, 2021 n you recd the copy of 10th February, 2021, so 90 days from 10th February, 2021   Feb 28 March 31 May 31 = 90 days - 10 days dela=y in application  = 80 days 

So the last day tofile 21st May, 2021, 
At the time of visa, they may ask consent of wife.  that time it might be difficult for you

as you got divorce by mutual consent, no appeal lies against it as its a consent decree.  90 days time is there if it is a contested divorce decree.  secondly, in case you want to leave the jurisdiction of the indian courts for the welfare of the child, you may seek permission of the court. Moving within India may not be an issue provided your ex is duly informed about the location of your child.