HMA 13a to HMA 13b- Contested to MCD conversion

Give joint affidavit to convert present divorce petition to MCD, 

You still have to wait for six month cooling before getting divorce.

In the Anjana Kishore Vs Puneet Kishore case, a three-judge bench of the apex court waived off the six month period for granting the decree of divorce by exercising its extraordinary powers under Article 142 of the Constitution.

Article 142 empowers the Supreme Court to pass any order or judgement for rendering justice to individuals and others.

Thereafter, a number of high courts and even matrimonial courts started granting divorce decrees without waiting for the mandatory period.

Subsequently, in the Anil Kumar Jain vs Maya Jain case, another three-judge bench opined that only the Supreme Court has the power to waive off the six month period and not the high courts, much less the matrimonial courts

HC can make rules but cannot over ride the existing provision mention in constitution.

Mutual divorce decree cannot be challenged as it is dissolution of marriage on the basis of mutual consent which cannot be revoked after the final hearing.

There is no specific  bar within that particular period you can not marry because here divorce is taken place at the consent of the both the parties so question of appeal does not arise.

Diffrence Between 13 A and 13 B

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13A is for judicial separation with mutual consent or court order

13B is for Divorce with mutual consent.

An existing divorce case can be converted into 13B provided the case should be running for more than past 6 months.