Tricky situation on exp divorce

Nothing will happen as you got divorce legally.

Throw some good amount on her face after hiring a good lawyer.

Thank you sir for your time and reply. Is it advicable to appear in the court now or to let her get an order in my absense and then we ll see later?

let your lawyer appear in court dont let her get a set aside order.

Since you married after the period of appeal had run out i.e 90 days of ex parte divorce. Your second marriage is unimpeachable. Contest her application to set aside - since she had already defaulted in S.9 also which was ex parte - the facts are against her - it is writ large on the face of records that she is a defaulter and willingly refused to participate in the hearing, she wont be able to make out a case for setting aside as she has no sufficient cause. Furthermore in such cases the court has to balance equities the rights of subsequent wife cannot be disregarded completely. If argued correctly I dont see any chances of a setting aside.

Dear Mr. Daffodils

I don't understand, why you r saying that the orders passed on your applications were ex-parte inspite of she being represented by a Lawyer. If a lawyer appears for opposite party and makes his representation that would not lead to ex-parte decision. Your story is incomplete, which raised quested as to whether the lawyer for your wife contested the application filed by you in both the matters, if yes, then the order is not an ex-parte. 

You wife has the right to set aside the order/jugment only within limitation period other she will have to explain the delay. However, the question still is open as to whether she contested the divorce through her lawyer or not by filing her reply/objections. If yes, then on what ground she is going to challenge the order of divorce.

Anyways, you are on a right track, as you got married after the limition period after the order. But if you came to know the fact that she has filed an appeal challenging the divorce order, you should take advice from a lawyer and represent your self in court and contest the appeal strongly to avoid any perverse situation in furture.

Appear in court with appropriate application with connected documents showing the date of divorce decree and the date of next marriage (which should be 90 days after the date of divorce decree) and you will get positive result.

Thank you all for your time and reply.

@shantibushan sir, In the rcr case they filed vakalatnama and was accepted by the court. But at one stage court order her to appear in person which they failed. So judge passed exparte order. In the div case, the judge didn't accept the vakalatnama but directed to appear in person which they failed and so he again passed exparte.

They had the right to pray for SET ASIDE the exparte proceedings. If they did not do this, ur decree is 100% valid