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A special marriage, i.e. a marriage between persons from two different religious affiliations can be legally contracted in India under the provisions of the law relating to special marriages. The law relating to special marriages provides for the registration of such marriages and for divorce in such cases. One of the modes in which a special marriage can be legally terminated is through divorce by mutual consent of parties to the marriage. In order to obtain a divorce by mutual consent, both the parties to the special marriage are required to jointly present a petition for divorce to the district court on the ground that they have been living separately for one year or more, that they have not been able to live together and that they have mutually agreed that the marriage should be dissolved. At least six months after the presentation of such petition, but not later than eighteen months after the presentation of such petition, the district court, after hearing the parties and after making the necessary inquiry, and being satisfied that the marriage is a 'special marriage', and that the claims made in the petition are true, shall declare the marriage to be dissolved. Further, the personal presence of the parties before the district court at the time of presenting the joint petition for divorce is not mandatory, as the parties can satisfy the court even by affidavit that the requirements for granting divorce on mutual consent are fulfilled.
Q. Ms. A, a Hindu female, and Mr. B, a Christian male, got married as per the law relating to special marriages in January 2018. On February 15, 2021, Ms. A presented a petition for divorce by mutual consent before the district court on the ground that Ms. A and Mr. B have been living separately for a period of one year because Mr. B has been in an adulterous relationship with Ms. X, a Christian female. In the given situation, which of the following statements is correct?
  • a)
    The district court shall pass a decree of divorce by mutual consent six months after the date of presentation of petition for divorce.
  • b)
    The district court shall pass a decree of divorce by mutual consent eighteen months after the date of presentation of petition for divorce.
  • c)
    The district court shall not pass a decree of divorce by mutual consent as the requirements for grant of divorce are not fulfilled.
  • d)
    The district court shall not pass a decree of divorce by mutual consent as Ms. A and Mr. B have not been living separately for more than one year.
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
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Requirements for grant of divorce by mutual consent:
- Both parties must have been living separately for one year or more.
- Both parties must not have been able to live together.
- Both parties must mutually agree that the marriage should be dissolved.

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- Ms. A presented a petition for divorce by mutual consent on February 15, 2021, stating that she and Mr. B have been living separately for a year due to Mr. B's adulterous relationship.

Correct answer (option C):
- The district court shall not pass a decree of divorce by mutual consent as the requirements for the grant of divorce are not fulfilled.
- The reason is that the ground for divorce mentioned in the petition is adultery, not the mutual consent of both parties to dissolve the marriage.
- Therefore, the court cannot grant a divorce by mutual consent in this situation.
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As per the passage, 'In order to obtain a divorce by mutual consent, both the parties to the special marriage are required to jointly present a petition for divorce to the district court on the ground that they have been living separately for one year or more, that they have not been able to live together and that they have mutually agreed that the marriage should be dissolved'. In the given situation, the petition for divorce by mutual consent has been filed only by Ms A which does not fulfill the requirements for grant of divorce. Therefore, the district court shall not pass a decree of divorce by mutual consent. Therefore, option 3 is the answer.
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Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question.A special marriage, i.e. a marriage between persons from two different religious affiliations can be legally contracted in India under the provisions of the law relating to special marriages. The law relating to special marriages provides for the registration of such marriages and for divorce in such cases. One of the modes in which a special marriage can be legally terminated is through divorce by mutual consent of parties to the marriage. In order to obtain a divorce by mutual consent, both the parties to the special marriage are required to jointly present a petition for divorce to the district court on the ground that they have been living separately for one year or more, that they have not been able to live together and that they have mutually agreed that the marriage should be dissolved. At least six months after the presentation of such petition, but not later than eighteen months after the presentation of such petition, the district court, after hearing the parties and after making the necessary inquiry, and being satisfied that the marriage is a special marriage, and that the claims made in the petition are true, shall declare the marriage to be dissolved. Further, the personal presence of the parties before the district court at the time of presenting the joint petition for divorce is not mandatory, as the parties can satisfy the court even by affidavit that the requirements for granting divorce on mutual consent are fulfilled.Q.Ms. A, a Hindu female, and Mr. B, a Christian male, got married as per the law relating to special marriages in January 2018. On March 15, 2021, Ms. A and Mr. B jointly presented a petition for divorce before the district court on the ground that they have been living separately for a period of three years and that they have mutually agreed that the marriage should be dissolved. Six months later, the district court, after hearing the parties and making inquiry, found that the marriage had been solemnized under the law relating to special marriages, and that the consent of Ms. A for the presentation of petition of divorce was obtained by fraud. In the given situation, which of the following statements is correct?

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Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question.A special marriage, i.e. a marriage between persons from two different religious affiliations can be legally contracted in India under the provisions of the law relating to special marriages. The law relating to special marriages provides for the registration of such marriages and for divorce in such cases. One of the modes in which a special marriage can be legally terminated is through divorce by mutual consent of parties to the marriage. In order to obtain a divorce by mutual consent, both the parties to the special marriage are required to jointly present a petition for divorce to the district court on the ground that they have been living separately for one year or more, that they have not been able to live together and that they have mutually agreed that the marriage should be dissolved. 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At least six months after the presentation of such petition, but not later than eighteen months after the presentation of such petition, the district court, after hearing the parties and after making the necessary inquiry, and being satisfied that the marriage is a special marriage, and that the claims made in the petition are true, shall declare the marriage to be dissolved. Further, the personal presence of the parties before the district court at the time of presenting the joint petition for divorce is not mandatory, as the parties can satisfy the court even by affidavit that the requirements for granting divorce on mutual consent are fulfilled.Q.Ms. A, a Hindu female, and Mr. B, a Christian male, got married as per the law relating to special marriages in January 2018. 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