Mutual Divorce is a legal process of separation, when both the husband and wife want to separate with their own will after marriage, is called at Divorce with Mutual Consent. Contested Divorce or divorce without mutual consent is filed without the prior approval of either of the spouse (husband or wife)
Dissolution of marriage in India means when two people who are legally married, one of them start with the court and legal process of being divorce or ending of marriage.
Legal separation means when a couple applies for the separation of all the legal responsibilities as well as they change the custody of the child but still remain married. In this condition sometimes couple applied for divorce with legal separation or may apply for divorce after legal separation.
In annulment the court clarifies that the marriage actually never exists. For example, if a couple married in a minor age (or if any of the partner is already married to someone else)
Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act explains the situations under which a person can seek contested divorce when the other party is not ready for a divorce with mutual consent.
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