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    Ravi and Aasha filed a joint petition for dissolution of their marriage by mutual consent under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. They were married in 2008 according to Hindu rites and ceremonies in Gurgaon but have lived separately since December 2014 due to irreconcilable differences. Both parties have freely decided to end their marriage and are not colluding with each other. There is no legal impediment to granting the divorce, so they request that the court dissolve their marriage by decree of divorce by mutual consent in the interest of justice.

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    Ravi and Aasha filed a joint petition for dissolution of their marriage by mutual consent under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. They were married in 2008 according to Hindu rites and ceremonies in Gurgaon but have lived separately since December 2014 due to irreconcilable differences. Both parties have freely decided to end their marriage and are not colluding with each other. There is no legal impediment to granting the divorce, so they request that the court dissolve their marriage by decree of divorce by mutual consent in the interest of justice.

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    Ravi and Aasha filed a joint petition for dissolution of their marriage by mutual consent under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. They were married in 2008 according to Hindu rites and ceremonies in Gurgaon but have lived separately since December 2014 due to irreconcilable differences. Both parties have freely decided to end their marriage and are not colluding with each other. There is no legal impediment to granting the divorce, so they request that the court dissolve their marriage by decree of divorce by mutual consent in the interest of justice.

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    IN THE COURT OF HON’BLE DISTRICT JUDGE, GURGAON

    HMA Petition No. 87 of 2017

    Ravi (Husband) S/o Sh. Ramesh, aged about 42 years R/O Sector 18, Rohini, New Delhi

    …Petitioner No. 1

    AND

    Aasha (Wife) D/o Sh. Suresh, W/o Ravi, aged about 38 years R/O Jagirathi Vihar, Meerut

    …Petitioner No. 2

    Petition under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 with a prayer to dissolve the
    marriage between the parties to petition by way of Mutual Consent in view of the averments
    made in the petition in the interest of justice.

    RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH

    1. That the present petition is being preferred by the petitioners seeking dissolution of their
    marriage by mutual consent. That the petitioner No. 1 is working at MNC situated at
    Bangalore and petitioner no. 2 is working at MNC situated at Gurgaon. The marriage of
    petitioners was solemnized in 02nd April, 2008 according to Hindu rites and ceremonies
    at Gurgaon. The joint affidavit of the petitioners is annexed with this petition.
    2. That the status and place of residence of the parties at the time of marriage and at the time
    of filing of the present petition was as under:-
    3. That after solemnization of marriage, the petitioners lived together as husband and wife at
    Gurgaon. Unfortunately, after marriage, they both realized that there are serious
    differences in their attitude and living style, which created no compatibility.
    Consequently, both the parties to the petition parted their company from each other since
    05th Dec 2014.
    4. That since 05th Dec 2014, both the petitioners have been living separately from each
    other. Realizing that there is no chance to reconcile the differences on any matter, it has
    been finally decided to part with by initiating proceedings seeking divorce by way of
    mutual consent. There is no use in stretching the relationship any further as the marriage
    between them has broken down beyond the scope of any reconciliation.
    5. That the Petitioner No. 1 is residing at Delhi at the above mentioned address and hence
    this Hon’ble Court has got the territorial jurisdiction to entertain and try the present
    petition.
    6. That the decision to part ways has been taken both the parties after due consideration and
    of their free will. They are not in collusion with each other.
    7. That there is no legal impediment for which relief prayed for should not be granted to the
    parties.

    It is, therefore, respectfully prayed that the marriage between the parties may kindly be dissolved
    by a decree of divorce by way of mutual consent in the interest of justice.

    DATED: 10th Dec 2014

    Petitioner No. 1 (Ravi)

    and Petitioner No. 2 (Aasha)

    Through Counsel:

    (Simranjeet Singh)

    Advocate

    Counsel for petitioners

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