mutual concent divorce
Vaibhav
(Querist) 03 July 2010
This query is : Resolved
My first motion mutual concent divorce judgement has the line - 'all the issues pertaining to maintenance, permanent alimony, dowry and Istridhan, etc. in full and final.'
Since this statement is bit ambiguous, the girl's side want to include a line in the joint petition for the second motion that -'No alimony was asked for,nor given'.
Using this logic should we insist on -'No alimony and dowry was asked for,nor given' or it does not matter?
thanks
Guest
(Expert) 03 July 2010
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KINDLY NOTE THAT FIRST JUDGEMENT IS VERY CLEAR AND IN YOUR FAVOUR.
IT CLEARLY MENTIONS ABOUT PERMANENT ALIMONYAS FULL AND FINAL.
IT IS ADVISIBLE AS COURT HAS ALREADY PASSED ORDER ,IT IS IN YOUR FAVOUR,IT IS SUGGESTED THAT KINDLY DO NOT REOPEN THE MATTES AS IT MAY AGAIN BECOME COMPLICATED ONCE THE MATTER IS AGAIN TAKEN UP FOR HEARING.
THE WORDING IN THE FIRST JUDGEMENT ARE PERFECT AND HONOURABLE COURT HAS PERFECTLY USED THE WORDS TO CLOSE ALL DISPUTES AS FULL AND FINAL.
KINDLY DO NOT INVITE BULL TO AGAIN ATTACK YOU. BE HAPPY AND LEAD A PEACEFUL FUTURE LIFE.
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Chanchal Nag Chowdhury
(Expert) 03 July 2010
It hardly matters. Since the court has already granted divorce , no use trying to putt the clock back.
B K Raghavendra Rao
(Expert) 03 July 2010
When the court has said all issues have seen their finality, there is no point in scratching your head over inclusion of a sentence or two. The matter has seen the end and no further action could be taken especially as it is a divorce by mutual consent.
