Divorce laws in india

The one year rule is applicable in only those divorce cases where one party dissents to divorce and the other has to file case for getting a decree of divorce on proving reasonable grounds for divorce. This waiting period is not applicable to Muslims.

According to Muslim Law, Khula is a valid Talaq, in which a Muslim Wife offers compensation to her Husband for releasing her from marriage tie. If the Husband accepts the offer and receives the compensation then he shall release his Wife from marriage tie. If the Husband first releases His wife and the compensation remains unpaid, the Husband can rightfully demand it and can also file a case for recovery of it. A Muslim Wife can also offer to surrender her unpaid 'Meher' to her Husband in lieu of Khula Talaq.

If the Khula between the Boy and the Girl, was with valid consents, then it is a valid Talaq.

Advocate Sandeep Naik

With valid consents ??

@Querist,

1.At least two year required for divorce even with consent of the parties involved thereof.

2.At least one year required for 'Judicial Separation' even with consent.

The proof of marriage must be there.'Staying Together' theory won't work in your case.

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Thanks,

Regards,

Thank you for ur reply.

Like you mentioned, \1.At least two year required for divorce even with consent of the parties involved thereof.

2.At least one year required for 'Judicial Separation' even with consent.

Then basing on the above mentioned scenario,what do you suggest ??