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gunjan singh   11 March 2021

divorce

me and my husband we both filed a divorce case by mutual consent and 1 lakh alimony was decided and mentioned in divorce deed which will be deposited in the court account and it will given to me by court after divorce if my husband deny to deposite the alimony amount can court will take an action against him or not as if he will not full fill his written statement or agreement


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This discussion addresses a situation where a divorce by mutual consent has been filed, with a specific alimony amount agreed upon and documented in the divorce deed. The core question is whether the court can take action if the husband fails to deposit the agreed alimony amount into the court account as per the written statement. The response clarifies that once the mutual consent divorce petition is decreed, both parties are legally bound by the consent terms, and the court can enforce the alimony payment as it forms part of the final judgment.

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P. Venu (Advocate)     11 March 2021

Once the petition for divorce by mutual consent is decreed, both the by parties are bound by the consent terms.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     12 March 2021

He (husband) shall handover the demand draft in your name to you in the Court, where photocopy of the draft shall be kept in judicial file and recorded in the statement of both of you, which shall form part of judgment/ order on the petition for grant of mutual consent divorce.


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