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Hindu Marriage Act 1955, S. 13B


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2010 (3) KLT 804 Hon'ble Mr. Justice R. Basant & Hon'ble Mrs. Justice M.C. Hari Rani Saji T. Varghese v. State of Kerala Personal presence of such applicants/spouses in the application for dissolution of marriage by mutual consent need not be unnecessarily insisted by the Court. It is submitted that the parties find it difficult to personally appear after the period of waiting. After the period of waiting, a second motion need only be made and personal presence of the spouses need not be insisted. The learned counsel can make such second motion on their behalf. Their presence need not also be insisted to tender evidence. Ordinarily chief affidavits can be filed by them to state their case on oath. Hence the personal presence of the parties need not ordinarily be insisted #docx

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