And it’s hard to disagree when Clinton rubs elbows with neocons, Wall Street bankers and Henry Kissinger.īut the moral of the fable is this: The wolf eventually shows up-and no one takes the threat seriously. The Family Court allowed him to withdraw the consent for mutual divorce, prompting his 36-year-old wife to approach the high court, where she contended that the terms & conditions were settled before the marriage counsellor & duly presented before the Family Court & for all practical purposes the petition thereafter ought to have been proceeded under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act for grant of mutual consent.To gin up progressive votes for center-right candidates, Democrats cry wolf every four years: “This is the most important election ever! If the Republican wins, the world will come to an end!” Understandably, progressives who feel burned by this routine have joined the “Never Hillary” camp. 25 lakh, but it was difficult for him to pay the balance amount & on that ground sought to withdraw his consent. However, later the 44-year-old doctor filed an application before the Family Court saying that under the consent terms, he had agreed to pay ₹1.11 crore to his estranged wife as permanent alimony & he had paid her an amount of Rs. The couple then finalised terms of settlement & filed & signed consent terms before the counsellor & also admitted signing of consent terms even before the family court. 3 years later, the doctor instituted a divorce plea on the ground of desertion.īut, he agreed to convert his plea into a joint plea for divorce by mutual consent, when the spouses were referred to the family court counsellor in June 2017, as part of the procedure followed in divorce proceedings.
The parties tied the knot in April 2012, but due to matrimonial discord, they started residing separately from March 2013. The estranged husband had agreed to consent terms not just before the counsellor, but also before the family court, but a single-Judge bench of Justice Mangesh Patil said that he cannot be compelled to continue his consent & go-ahead for divorce by mutual consent if he does not wish to do so even after agreeing with the consent terms.
Mumbai Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court on Friday upheld a 2017 order of the Family Court at Aurangabad, allowing a Mumbai-based medical practitioner to withdraw his consent for converting his divorce petition into a joint plea for divorce by mutual consent.
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