In the Court of Principal Judge Family Court, Agra

Hindu Dissolution of Marriage Petition No. ______ 2024

Abhyuday Chopra S/o Sh. Sudhir Chopra, R/o 15 Lajpat Kunj, Opposite
Bharatpur House, Agra. Age about 33 years. Aadhaar Number -
894820841742
.......... Applicant/First Party
and
Smt. Akshita Farsaiya, wife of Shri Abhyuday Chopra S/o Shri Alok
Farsaiya R/o A-19, Nirbhay Nagar, Agra. Age about 32 years. Aadhaar
Number - 572357572848
......... Applicant/Second Party

Court Fee on 1,00,000/- valuation

Petition under Section 13B Hindu Marriage Act
Respected Sir,
The parties to the petition humbly state the following :
1. That the marriage of the applicant/first party with the applicant/second
party was solemnized on 27.11.2022 as per
Hindu customs and tradition. Which was registered before the
Marriage Registration Officer Agra on 09.01.2023.
2. That the parties to the petition are Hindus by birth and have been
governed by Hindu law before and after marriage.
3. That the name of the applicant/first party before marriage was
Abhyuday Chopra and he was an unmarried young man of 31
years.
4. That the name of the applicant/second party before marriage was
Akshita Farsaiya and the applicant was an unmarried girl of
30 years at the time of marriage. After marriage, the name of the
applicant/second party was Akshita Farsaiya.

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 5. That after marriage, the applicants started married life happily while
discharging their marital responsibilities, but after some
time there was a dispute between the two due to ideological
differences.
6. That both the parties initially tried to settle their disputes at their level
and thereafter their family/relatives also tried to resolve
the repeated disputes between the two but even after that the
disputes between the parties did not end and the relations
between the two became so bitter that it was impossible to live a
married life together under one roof. And since 15th January
2023 i.e. for more than one year the applicants have been living
separately and after 15th January 2023 no physical relationship
has been established between them.
7. That the relations between the parties have deteriorated to such an
extent at present that it has become not only impossible for
them to live together under one roof as husband and wife and
lead a conjugal life. All efforts made by the relatives and well-
wishers of both the parties have also failed.
8. That the well-wishers of the parties, relatives and eminent persons of
the society have entered into an agreement to
dissolve the marriage on the basis of mutual consent of the
parties. There is a long life left before both the parties and the
applicants do not want to waste their time and money by getting
entangled in litigation and both the parties are ready to
voluntarily dissolve the marriage keeping in view their future.
9. That there is no dispute between the parties regarding maintenance,
domestic violence etc. nor has any complaint/claim ever been made by
both the parties against each
other.
10. That no amount has been paid by the applicant Abhyuday Chopra to
the applicant Akshita Farsaiya for maintenance relief, property

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 rights and divorce etc. and neither any such amount has been
demanded by the applicant no 2 nor will it be made in future.
Both parties are willing to voluntarily dissolve this marriage
without any transaction. Petitioner No. 2 has received back the
jewelry and other items given in the marriage from petitioner
No. 1 and there is no remaining transaction between the parties.
11. That no suit of criminal or civil has been filed or pending in any
court between the parties.
12. That the second party/applicant shall not make any claim/,
proceeding against the applicant/first party or his family
members in future after the decision of the aforesaid petition /
dissolution of marriage and if, it does, it shall be void in the
light of the facts of this petition and the right of maintenance of
the second party shall be permanently terminated.
13. That the parties to the petition don't have any children from there
mutual relationship nor is there any dispute regarding property
etc. between the parties.
14. That there are no collusion between the parties in presenting this
petition.
15. That the cause of action for presenting this petition took place on
15th January, 2023, when both the parties mutually agreed to
dissolve the marriage at Agra, and the applicants reside in the
Local Jurisdictional of the Court at Agra.
Therefore, the Hon'ble Court has full jurisdiction to hear and
consider/decide this petition.
16. That the petition is evaluated on experimental basis at 1 lakh on
which the court fee is being paid as per law.

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 Prayer
Therefore, the parties to the petition pray for the following relief:
(a) That it is most respectfully prayed that the court may accept
the present petition and grant a decree of divorce between
the parties there by, dissolving the marriage between the
parties on 17.11.2022.
(b) That any other ordered which the court may deem fit and
proper in the facts and circumstances of the present case be
also passed in the favour of the petitioner.
(c) That the parties shall bear their own litigation expenses.

Verification - That the para number 1 to 14 of the above petition is true

and correct to the best knowledge of the petitioners and the para number
15 and 16 are based on legal advice, which we fully believe to be true and
correct, which will be verified today on February 2024 and the place of
the civil court at Agra.

Applicant/First Party

Abhyuday Chopra

Applicant/Second Party

Akshita Farsaiya