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    Anonymous asked a question

    Can a party withdraw the petition for divorce?

    Category : Family Law

    views: 2958followers: 1 answers: 8

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    1. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate JHA ASHOK KUMAR
      Appellate Litigation

      Yes, a party may withdraw petition any day till the decree of divorce is granted

    2. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate MOHD. ATIF KHAN
      Consumer Protection Law

      Yes , you can file the applications under the appropriate provisions of law 

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    3. 6 yrs ago

      Advocate Archana- Sharma(Associate Member)
      Criminal Law

      yes

    4. 7 yrs ago

      Advocate CHAUDHARY MIHILAL
      Alternative Dispute Resolution

      Yes, a party who hs filed d divorce petition can withdraw d same at any time. 

    5. 7 yrs ago

      Advocate Yaashna Thakran(Associate Member)
      Alternative Dispute Resolution

      Yes it can- either by the Petitioner in person or through the main counsel (whose name and signature appears on the vakalatnama)

    6. 7 yrs ago

      Advocate EKTA
      Civil Law

      yes .. it can be withdraw by the petitioner only.

    7. 7 yrs ago

      Advocate AHEMAD IDRESH
      Civil Law

      yes, a party who filed the petition can withdraw.

    8. 7 yrs ago

      Advocate Mohd. Jamal Usmani
      Corporate Law

      In a divorce case there is a six month cooling off period or time gap between first motion and the second motion, either of the parties can withdraw the petition by filing an application before the court, stating that they do not intend to get divorce through mutual consent. 

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