Divorce petition, confusion on jurisdiction of court !!

A Petition can be filed in the court where 1) The marriage was solemnized 2) respondent resides 3) parties last resided together 4) Petitioner, if woman, presently resides 5) petitioner resides when Respondent stays abroad. 

The only way only you can still file in Chennai is if the both of you last resided there together or if you were presently staying there.  If neither of this fits your present scenario, your husband can file an Application under Order 7 Rule 10, CPC for return of plaint to the appropriate Court having jurisdiction which in your case is Kerala.   

Hi I got married on Special Marriage Act Nd never stayed together it's been two years and now we filed a mutual divorce, is it possible dat I can get married after 60 days filing the first marriage divorce or I can take any special permission before Da second marriage.. If you can help me out.. Thanks in advance.

Originally posted by : Gloria
	Hi I got married on Special Marriage Act Nd never stayed together it's been two years and now we filed a mutual divorce, is it possible dat I can get married after 60 days filing the first marriage divorce or I can take any special permission before Da second marriage.. If you can help me out.. Thanks in advance.

Mutual divorce has two steps. First motion and Second Motion. On both these motions both should give consent for divorce in court then only divorce will be granted. There should be a gap of 6 months in between these two motions which can be exempted under special circumstances truly on the discretion of the court.

Wife has absolute jurisdiction to file divorce where she is currently residing.