Mutual divorce period

1. Not possible may be bit late.
2. Only Hon'ble Apex Court has now such powers.

OR question the very Hon'ble SC whether it is mandatory or procedural as question of Law and create a precedent for all others as that question was un-answered the last time three Bench tried sitting on it.

By the time your appeal reaches Bench at SC 6 months cooling phase will be over.  Hence take some sort of "gap sabbatical" say to Nasik and enjoy the wine yards there and then comeback fresh and get over with MCD. 

Thanks for your reply sir, Plz tell me one more thing, Do they grant divorve after appeal before 6 months only in contested divorce?

One of the cases which I read on internet said that they were granted divorce in less than six months? Is it mandatory only in mutual divorce to stay parted for 6 months and then decision comes?

I endorse Ld.Brother TAJob's view. However would like him to clarify "quesstion the very Hon'ble SC whether it is mandatory or procedural as question of Law and create a precedent for all others as that question was un-answered the last time three Bench tried sitting on it.
 

The Supreme Court has held that the six-month cooling period Under Section 13 B of the Hindu Marriage Act should not come in the way of allowing the plea for dissolution of marriage by mutual consent when it has broken down irretrievably.

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it is only under exceptional circumstances where the marriage has broken down irretrievably and the court is conviced of the same that no useful purpose would be served by the continuity of the relationship

Dear Ld. Brother Bharat,

Short and sweet way kindly read down my earlier shared Igyan on asked clarification question asked to me by your good self which I believe is still not answered by Hon'ble Apex Court as in ref. case the parties already got divorced and the then Three Lordship Bench thought not to take it even suo motu for posterity  L

My earlier discussion link is placed here for your kind perusal and suggestion if any -

https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/6-months-waiting-in-Mutual-Divorce-discretionary-r-Mandatory-35747.asp

PS;
I’m sorry it took me a while to recall my own Igyan, happens when too many blades rolling on once head as you know ......J

Mr. JAM you need not express your personal delay as "Default Procedure" its the law, its the procedure which has to be strictly followed with. I do agree with my brother counsels but knocking the door of Hon'ble Supreme Court may not fetch you because its your personal grevience that you feel harder to bear with your spouse but not harder to the extent of damage to your or that of your spouse' life....... 6 months is mandatory and not jst getting mutual divorce is done you deem to declare to relinquish all your marital rights even to the extent of claiming maintenacne in future