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    Mrs. Akshata Kadidasr and Rajesh H Kadidasr have filed a mutual divorce petition before the district court. They were married on January 29, 2000 according to Hindu rites. They have no children from the marriage. The marriage has broken down irretrievably due to temperamental differences and they have been living separately since [date]. They have agreed on terms including Mrs. Kadidasr vacating the house and Mr. Kadidasr writing off a loan where she is a guarantor, with no alimony or maintenance for her. They request the court grant a decree of divorce dissolving their marriage.

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    Mrs. Akshata Kadidasr and Rajesh H Kadidasr have filed a mutual divorce petition before the district court. They were married on January 29, 2000 according to Hindu rites. They have no children from the marriage. The marriage has broken down irretrievably due to temperamental differences and they have been living separately since [date]. They have agreed on terms including Mrs. Kadidasr vacating the house and Mr. Kadidasr writing off a loan where she is a guarantor, with no alimony or maintenance for her. They request the court grant a decree of divorce dissolving their marriage.

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    Mrs. Akshata Kadidasr and Rajesh H Kadidasr have filed a mutual divorce petition before the district court. They were married on January 29, 2000 according to Hindu rites. They have no children from the marriage. The marriage has broken down irretrievably due to temperamental differences and they have been living separately since [date]. They have agreed on terms including Mrs. Kadidasr vacating the house and Mr. Kadidasr writing off a loan where she is a guarantor, with no alimony or maintenance for her. They request the court grant a decree of divorce dissolving their marriage.

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    Mutual Divorce

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    Mrs. Akshata Kadidasr and Rajesh H Kadidasr have filed a mutual divorce petition before the district court. They were married on January 29, 2000 according to Hindu rites. They have no children from the marriage. The marriage has broken down irretrievably due to temperamental differences and they have been living separately since [date]. They have agreed on terms including Mrs. Kadidasr vacating the house and Mr. Kadidasr writing off a loan where she is a guarantor, with no alimony or maintenance for her. They request the court grant a decree of divorce dissolving their marriage.

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    MUTUAL DIVORCE PETITION

    BEFORE THE DISTRICT JUDGE,

    HMA PETITION No. OF

    IN THE MATTER OF:-

    Mrs Akshata. Kadidasr …Petitioner No 1

    (AND)

    Rajesh H Kadidasr …Petitioner No 2

    PETITION UNDER SECTION 13 (1) (i-b) OF THE HMA FOR


    DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE BY MUTUAL CONSENT.

    MOST RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED AS UNDER:-

    1. The marriage between the parties was solemnized on 29.01.2000 at


    SSK Kalyan Mantap, Old Hubballi, by Hindu rites and ceremonies.
    The said marriage was consummated thereafter and the parties cohabited
    as husband and wife at the matrimonial home i.e. Hubballi. The
    particulars showing the details of the parties to the present petition is
    given hereunder:-
    HUSBAND
    AGE ADDRESS PROFESSION

    WIFE
    AGE ADDRESS PROFESSION
    SR.NO NAME OF CHILDREN DOB

    2. That there is no issue out of the wedlock of the parties. (Or describe

    the name age and date of birth of the children and also described the

    agreement about the custody of the children amongst the couple).

    3. That the parties could not adjust with each other due to temperamental

    differences and their marriage has broken down irretrievably and it is

    now not possible between the parties to live as husband and wife any

    more.

    4. That all the efforts of reconciliation between the parties to continue

    the present marriage has failed and there are no further chances of

    reconciliation between the parties any more.

    5. That the parties are residing separately since and

    There is no cohabitation between the parties since then.

    6. That the parties have now decided to dissolve the marriage legally

    through a decree of divorce on mutual consent. The parties have settled all

    their claims, counterclaims etc. and have agreed upon following terms and

    conditions
    i) The custody of the kids will remain with the mother.

    ii) However, there won't be any restriction on father meeting hi kids

    I.e. it's completely the discretion of the father and children.

    iii) Mrs. Akshata Kadidsar will vacate the house with immediate effect.

    iv) The loan if the flat (address- _____) taken by Mr Rajesh H Kadidasr

    of which the Mrs Akshata Kadidsar is the guarantor will be entirely

    written off by Mr Rahesh H Kadidasr.

    v) No alimony or maintenance is asked/charged Mrs Akshata

    Kadidasr.

    7. That the present petition is not being filed in collusion.

    8. That there are no other divorce proceedings pending before any other

    court.

    9. That the matrimonial home of the parties was at Hubballi hence this

    court has the jurisdiction to grant the decree of divorce as prayed for.

    10.That there are no legal impediments in the grant of the decree of

    divorce to the parties based on mutual consent.

    PRAYER

    It is most respectfully prayed that the court may accept the present petition

    and grant a decree of divorce between the parties thereby, dissolving the

    marriage between the parties.


    Any other order which the court may deem fit and proper in the facts

    and circumstances of the present case be also passed in favor of the

    petitioners.

    Petitioner No.1 Petitioner No.2

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