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    In The Court of The District and Sessions Judge, GB Nagar. H.M.A. PETITION NO. - / 2019

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    1. Mr. A has filed a petition for divorce from his wife Mrs. J under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, citing cruelty. 2. The parties were married in 2010 and have a 4-year old child. They have been living separately since August 2017. 3. Mr. A alleges that from the start of the marriage, Mrs. J's behavior towards him and his family was insulting, disrespectful, rude, and aggressive. She was also suspicious and non-cooperative. 4. Mr. A claims Mrs. J's acts amount to cruelty and that the marriage is irretrievably broken with no chance of reconciliation.

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    In The Court of The District and Sessions Judge, GB Nagar. H.M.A. PETITION NO. - / 2019

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    1. Mr. A has filed a petition for divorce from his wife Mrs. J under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, citing cruelty. 2. The parties were married in 2010 and have a 4-year old child. They have been living separately since August 2017. 3. Mr. A alleges that from the start of the marriage, Mrs. J's behavior towards him and his family was insulting, disrespectful, rude, and aggressive. She was also suspicious and non-cooperative. 4. Mr. A claims Mrs. J's acts amount to cruelty and that the marriage is irretrievably broken with no chance of reconciliation.

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    1. Mr. A has filed a petition for divorce from his wife Mrs. J under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, citing cruelty. 2. The parties were married in 2010 and have a 4-year old child. They have been living separately since August 2017. 3. Mr. A alleges that from the start of the marriage, Mrs. J's behavior towards him and his family was insulting, disrespectful, rude, and aggressive. She was also suspicious and non-cooperative. 4. Mr. A claims Mrs. J's acts amount to cruelty and that the marriage is irretrievably broken with no chance of reconciliation.

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    In The Court of The District and Sessions Judge, GB Nagar. H.M.A. PETITION NO. - / 2019

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    1. Mr. A has filed a petition for divorce from his wife Mrs. J under Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, citing cruelty. 2. The parties were married in 2010 and have a 4-year old child. They have been living separately since August 2017. 3. Mr. A alleges that from the start of the marriage, Mrs. J's behavior towards him and his family was insulting, disrespectful, rude, and aggressive. She was also suspicious and non-cooperative. 4. Mr. A claims Mrs. J's acts amount to cruelty and that the marriage is irretrievably broken with no chance of reconciliation.

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    IN THE COURT OF THE DISTRICT AND SESSIONS JUDGE, GB NAGAR.

    H.M.A. PETITION NO. _________ / 2019

    IN THE MATTER OF:-

    MR.A PETITIONER

    VERSUS

    MRS.J RESPONDENT

    PS.______________________ Distt.______________________

    INDEX SRL. NO. PARTICULARS PAGES

    1. Petition for Decree of Divorce, along with Affidavit

    2. Address of the parties

    3. List of Witnesses

    4. List of document along with Documents

    5. Vakalatnama

    FILED BY

    Mr. A

    (PETITIONER)

    THROUGH

    __________________, Advocate(s)

    (Counsel for the Petitioner)

    Enrolment No:_______________________
    PETITION U/S 13(1)(ia) OF THE HINDU MARRIAGE ACT, 1955 FOR DECREE OF DIVORCE / DISSOLUTION
    OF THE MARRIAGE BETWEEN THE PARTIES.

    It is respectfully submitted as under.

    1. That the marriage between the parties was solemnized on 5th February 2010 as per Hindu rites
    and ceremonies, in a very simple ceremony being held at Greater Noida. An Affidavit confirming
    the said averments is being filed with this petition.
    2. That the status, age and the place of residence of the parties before / at the time of marriage
    and at the time of filing of this Petition were / are as follows:-
    3. Before the marriage

    Husband wife
    Status and age Residence Status and age Residence
    Hindu Bachelor Greater Noida (GB Hindu virgin 26 New Delhi
    30 Years (Approx.) nagar) Years (Approx.)

    At the time of filing of petition

    Husband wife
    Status and age Residence Status and age Residence
    Hindu Married 39 Banglore Hindu Married 35 New Delhi
    Years (Approx.) Years (Approx.)

    4. That the parties have one child, namely miss C, out of the wed lock, aged nearly 4 years. The
    child/ children is/ are currently residing with the Petitioner/ Respondent.
    5. That the parties have been residing separately since 25th August 2017.
    6. That the facts and circumstances of this case leading to the filing of the present Petition are as
    under:-
    7. That the marriage between the parties was without any dowry. The Petitioner, his parents and/
    or any other relative had not taken any dowry in the marriage, in Cash or kind.
    8. That the marital relations between the parties have not been very pleasant and compatible
    since the day of marriage till the date filing of this Petition. The reasons for disharmony and non-
    compatibility are squarely attributable to the Respondent.
    9. That right from the day-one of the marriage the behavior/ attitude of the Respondent towards
    the Petitioner, his mother, father, other family members and relatives has been very insulting/
    disrespectful, quarrelsome, non-co-operative, suspicious, rude, insulting, adamant, dominating,
    high tempered, aggressive, violent and suicidal. The Respondent has given the Petitioner lots
    and lot of mental tension almost every day, by her acts of commission and omission, refusing to
    perform any of her matrimonial obligations. She has treated the Petitioner with cruelty, in the
    following ways and manner:
    INSULTING, DISRESPECTFUL, RUDE, HIGH TEMPERED, AGGRESSIVE, VIOLENT, WHIMSICAL AND
    QUARRELSOME ATTITUDE OF THE RESPONDENT:

    a. That the Respondent would not respect anybody in the house, not even the mother and father
    of the Petitioner. On the contrary, she would quarrel and insult the Petitioner publicly every
    other day. She would not spare even his mother. The former used to quarrel with and insult the
    latter every now and then for no fault of the latter. The Respondent used to talk very rudely and
    would insult the aged parents of the Petitioner at the drop of the hat. That the Respondent
    quarreled with the Petitioner and his mother without any provocation.
    b. That the Respondent was very whimsical. She used to break house hold items at the drop of hat
    and without any provocation.

    NON-CO-OPERATIVE ATTITUDE:

    c. That the Respondent was thoroughly non-co-operative. She refused to perform her matrimonial
    obligations making every trivial household thing an issue. However, the Petitioner continued to
    be supportive and co-operative, discharging all his matrimonial obligations, thinking that good
    sense will prevail upon the Respondent sooner than later.

    SUSPICIOUS ATTITUDE:

    d. That just as if what is averred hereinabove was not enough, the Respondent also used to
    torture, harass and humiliate the Petitioner privately and publicly by alleging that he had affairs
    with her real sisters. The Respondent used to level this allegation despite the fact that she knew
    it very well that the Petitioner had no such relation, the Petitioner being person of principles
    and morals.
    10. That the Respondent has committed the above said acts of cruelty on the Petitioner knowingly,
    intentionally, willfully and deliberately.
    11. That the marital relation of the parties has been damaged beyond repair. There is no chance of
    any patch up between them. Consequently the marriage between the parties is irretrievably
    broken.
    12. That no such petition was / has ever been filed by the Petitioner against the Respondent in this
    Court or any other court.
    13. That the Petitioner has not condoned the above said cruelties committed by the Respondent on
    him.

    GROUNDS

    14. That the Petitioner, seeks from this Hon’ble Court the dissolution of his marriage with the
    Respondent on the following grounds amongst others:-

    (a) BECAUSE the Respondent has since solemnization of the marriage of the parties treated
    Petitioner with cruelty.

    (b) BECAUSE there is a complete breakdown of the marriage between the parties. There is no
    chance of any patch up between them.

    FORMAL/ LEGAL AVERMENTS


    15. That the above said acts of the Respondent tantamount to Cruelty, and is very well covered
    under Section-13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.
    16. That the cause of action to file the present petition arose on 25th August 2017, since when the
    parties are living separately, as mentioned in this Petition.
    17. That this Hon’ble Court does have the jurisdiction in the matter to adjudicate upon and decide
    the same.
    18. That this Petition is being instituted within the period of limitation, as the same is filed before
    this Hon’ble Court without any unnecessary and/or improper delay.
    19. That the Petition has also been filed in compliance of the provisions of the Hindu Marriage Act,
    1955. There is no legal ground or bar to the grant of relief as prayed for in this petition.
    20. That the appropriate court fee has been affixed on this Petition.

    PRAYER

    It is therefore most respectfully prayed that this Hon’ble Court be pleased to;

    a) Pass a decree of divorce, ordering / directing dissolution of the marriage between the parties.

    b) Pass any other and / or further order(s) in the favour of the Petitioner and against the Respondent,
    which this Hon’ble Court may deem fit and proper in the interest of Justice and fair play.

    MR. A

    PETITIONER

    THROUGH

    __________________, Advocate(s)

    (Counsel for the Petitioner)

    Enrolment No:_______________________

    Dated:15th July 2019

    Verified at GB NAGAR on 15th day of July, 2019 that the contents of the above paras 01 to 20 are true
    and correct to my knowledge and belief, paras 01 to 20 are true and correct as per the advice received
    and the last para is a prayer to this Hon’ble Court. Nothing material has been concealed.

    PETITIONER/ DEPONENT

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