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    A Petition For Divorce by Mutual Consent Us 13 (B) of The Hindu Marriage Ac

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    This document is a petition for divorce by mutual consent filed by a husband and wife in the Family Court of Karnataka in Pune. It summarizes that the petitioners have been married for several years and have two children, but their personalities and ideas are incompatible, making a happy domestic life together impossible. After failed attempts at reconciliation, they have mutually decided to dissolve their marriage and are not contesting maintenance or costs. They confirm the petition is not collusive and request the court grant a divorce decree.

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    This document is a petition for divorce by mutual consent filed by a husband and wife in the Family Court of Karnataka in Pune. It summarizes that the petitioners have been married for several years and have two children, but their personalities and ideas are incompatible, making a happy domestic life together impossible. After failed attempts at reconciliation, they have mutually decided to dissolve their marriage and are not contesting maintenance or costs. They confirm the petition is not collusive and request the court grant a divorce decree.

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    A PETITION FOR DIVORCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT U/S 13 (B) OF

    THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955

    IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE, FAMILY COURT, KARNATKA


    AT PUNE
    Marriage Petition No._______________________________________/ 200_
    1. Shri_________H____ )
    age 40 years, occupation - service, )
    resident of 700 Narayan Peth, )
    Pune411030. ) Petitioners
    2. Smt. ______W_____ )
    age 33 years, occupation - service, )
    resident of 350 Narayan Peth, )
    Pune 411 030. )

    APETITION FOR DIVORCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT U/S 13 (B) OF THE HINDU


    MARRIAGE ACT 1955

    The petitioners abovenamed submit this petition, praying to state as follows:


    1. That the petitioners are husband and wife, their marriage having been
    solemnised at Pune on___according to the Hindu religion, vaidic rites and
    ceremonies.
    2. That the petitioner No. 2, prior to the marriage, was known by her maiden
    name as Kumari Kanchan, while there is no change resulted in the name of the
    petitioner No. 1.
    3. That out of their wedlock, the petitioners have got a son by name
    Shubham and daughter named Pooja.
    4. That the petitioners submit that during the recent past, they realised
    that their likings, tastes of life, temperaments, ideas, ideologies, thinking,
    attitudes, aptitudes, intellectual reactions, capacities, feelings, moods,
    habits, nature and life are so different from each other that it would not be
    possible for them to hit it off together in future.
    5. That the petitioners have tried their best to have a reconciliation for a happy
    domesticity, but they have been very unfortunate to bring about the same.
    6. That the petitioners have, therefore, decided to dissolve their marriage by
    mutual consent, and hence, this petition.
    7. That the petitioner No. 2 being in Government service is in a position to
    maintain herself as well as the children, and she on her own does hereby forgo
    the right to maintenance in respect of herself and the children against the
    petitioner No. 1.
    8. That the petitioners do hereby declare and confirm that this petition
    preferred by them is not collusive.
    9. That the petitioners submit that their marriage was celebrated as well as
    they are residing within the local limits of the jurisdiction of this Court, and
    hence, this Hon'ble Court has jurisdiction to try and decide this petition
    10. That the petitioners also submit and declare that they have been
    residing separately for the last more than two years, and hence, this petition is
    maintainable.
    11. That this petition being chargeable with a fixed rate of court fee, the
    same is paid herewith.
    12. That the petitioners, therefore, pray that -
    (a)Their marriage be dissolved by a decree of divorce without passing any
    orders as to the costs and maintenance, and
    (b)Any other orders in the interest of justice be kindly passed.

    Pune, Sd/- H
    Sd/- W
    Dated: __ PETITIONERS

    Sd/- xXx
    ADVOCATE/S FOR PETITIONER/S

    VERIFICATION (of both the Petitioners)

    We, Shri H and Smt. W, the present petitioners, do hereby state on solemn
    affirmation that the contents of this petition in paras 1 to 12 are true and
    correct to the best of our knowledge and beliefs, and so we have signed
    hereunder.
    Sd/- H Sd/- W PETITIONERS

    Subject to the permission of the Court, as the parties shall not be allowed to
    be represented by legal practitioners, vide the Family Court Act 1984.

    Note: This topic being of great importance, two more drafts are
    provided for understanding such a very delicate subject clearly, exclusively and
    perfectly.

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