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Noting that the parties are not willing to live together in the future and there is consent for the dissolution of their marriage, judge Harish Kumar of a family court pronounced its order on October 3 granting a ‘no-fault divorce’ by mutual consent exercising its power under section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act | Latest News Delhi
A Delhi court hearing a divorce case suggests making prenuptial agreements mandatory to avoid mental cruelty caused by legal battles. The judge grante
The Delhi Court stressed that refusal to grant divorce would force parties to suffer further and would amount to "law-induced mental cruelty." The order is one of the first orders granting a no-fault divorce in India.
A Delhi family court judge has said that prenuptial agreements should be made mandatory before entering into marriage to reduce law-induced mental cruelty.The judge, Harish Kumar, made this observation while granting divorce on a no-fault basis ...
A Delhi court has granted a mutual-consent divorce to a couple involved in an acrimonious matrimonial discord. The judge noted that refusing to dissol