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Dear Querist,

The fact that you agreed to the decree being granted would put the court on watch to make sure that there is no collussion. A collusive legal suit is a sham proceedings initatited before the court whereby parties have already agreed not to contest and get the relief. Your agreeing to decree being granted - would not absolve your wife to still prove fraud/force as to consent, if not proved no relief.  ADVISE : if you both agree - go in for a mutual consent

Sending notice is process of law it is not decision.

Yes, Mr. Akash.  You are absolutely correct.  The proper procedure should be that when a party ( here the wife) filed a case, it is bounden duty of the court, whether such petition requires even notice to the opposite party.  Here, the judge overlooked the aspect and in routine manner issued the notice, but in second hearing, he understood his folly and dismissed her petition.  Unfortunately, for no fault of yours, you spent huge amount to come all the way to appear in court.

Now, tell us on what grounds the court dismissed her petition.  You ask her to remove such anamoly and refile the petition.

Thanks a lot to all. Court dismiss the petition saying that the ground is not valid. As MCD will take time and now both we agreed for seperation we are now searching a strong ground. Her advocate advise her to file new petition on impotence ground as it will take less period of time and same advocate informed me to accepet again it in the court. 

Kindly suggest--

I have no issue to accept. But during hearing if court will ask any proof for that from me?

Wht other things should I do so that court will accept the petition.

As we both do not want long time for this.

DON'T PLAY WITH COURTS.