Amul vs Ruby First Motion

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IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

COURT, DWARKA COURTS, NEW DELHI
H.M.A. PETITION NO. ………… OF 2024
IN THE MATTER OF:

AMUL KANODIA …PETITIONER NO.1
AND
RUBY …PETITIONER NO.2
P/ S: Vikas puri
INDEX
S.NO. Particulars Page No.

1. Total court Fees
2. Memo of Parties
3. Petition u/s 13-B(1) of the Hindu Marriage
Act, 1955 along with Supporting affidavits.
4. Affidavit of Petitioners as per Judgement
dated 15.05.2018 passed by the Hon’ble
High court of Delhi in Rajat Gupta vs
Rupali Gupta.
5. Photocopy of Aadhaar Cards of Petitioners.
6. Marriage Photographs
7. Original Memorandum of Understanding

dated 09.03.2024
8. Certificates & Annexures A & B.
9. Vakaltnama
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Petitioner No.1/ Husband Petitioner No.2/ Wife

THROUGH THROUGH
ABHISHEK DAHIYA SUBHASH DIXIT

ADVOCATE ADVOCATE
CH.NO.741 CH. NO.741
DWARKA COURT DWARKA COURT
NEW DELHI NEW DELHI
MOB. 7503602568 MOB. 9810808586
E subhashdixit.adv@gmail.com
NEW DELHI
DATED
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
Police Station: Vikas puri
COURT FEE
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IN THE MATTER OF:

AND
MEMO OF PARTIES
AMUL KANODIA
S/O Mr. Ashok Kumar Kanodia,
R/O H. No.- 3/35, DDA Flats, Vikaspuri,
New Delhi …PETITIONER NO. 1
VERSUS
RUBY
W/O Mr. Amul Kanodia
D/O Mr. Nem Singh
R/O H. No. 7/B Begum Pur Rohini
New Delhi …PETITIONER NO. 2

THROUGH THROUGH

ADVOCATE ADVOCATE
NEW DELHI NEW DELHI
MOB. 7503602568 MOB. 9810808586
subhashdixit.adv@gmail.com
NEW DELHI
DATED
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
PETITION UNDER SECTION 13-B(1) OF THE HINDU

MARRIAGE ACT 1955 (NO. 25 OF 1955) AS AMENDED
BY THE MARRIAGE LAWS (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1976
FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE BY A DECREE OF
DIVORCE BY MUTUAL CONSENT.
MOST RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH:

1. That the petitioner no. 1 namely Amul Kanodia S/o Mr.
Ashok Kumar Kanodia R/o H No.-3/35, DDA Flats,

Vikaspuri, New Delhi. The copy of the Aadhar card of the
Petitioner no 1 is annexed here Annexure A.
2. That the petitioner no. 2 namely Ruby W/o Sh. Amul
Kanodia, D/o Sh. Nem Singh R/o H No.-7/B Begum Pur,

Rohini, New Delhi. The Copy of the Aadhar Card is
Annexed here as Annexure B.
3. That the marriage between the parties to this petition was
solemnized as per the Hindu Rites and Ceremonies in the

presence of the respective families That both the parties were
Engaged to each other on 08/01/2023 at begum pur, Rohini
after that on 23.02.2023 at Royal Pepper, Peeragarhi, New
Delhi, The said Marriage was duly consummated, After the
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solemnization of the marriage, both the parties lived together

as husband and wife at House No. 3/35, DDA Flats
Vikaspuri, New Delhi. The said marriage was duly
consummated; however, no issue was born out of the said
wedlock. The Photographs of the Marriage are annexed
herewith as Annexures C (respectively).
4. That the status, age and place of residence of the parties to
the petition before the marriage and at the time of filing the
present petition were / are as under:
PETITIONER NO. 1/HUSBAND

PARTICULARS STATUS AGE PLACE OF
RESIDENCE
Before Marriage Hindu 30 House No:- 3/35, DDA
Spinster Flats, Vikaspuri, New
Delhi.
At the time of Hindu 31 House No:- 3/35, DDA
filling of the married Flats, Vikaspuri, New
petition Delhi.
PETITIONER NO.2 /WIFE
PARTICULARS STATUS AGE PLACE OF

RESIDENCE
Before Marriage Hindu 24 House No 7/B Begum
Bachelor Pur, Rohini, New Delhi
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At the time of Hindu 25 House No 7/B Begum

filling of the married Pur, Rohini, New Delhi
petition
5. That thereafter due to the temperamental differences in their
nature and beliefs, making it unable for them to adjust with

each other in the matrimonial house parted their ways and
started living separately from each other from 13.03.2023 and
since then there is no cohabitation between the parties. All the
efforts of reconciliations by the parents, relatives and common
friends of both the parties failed and parties have thus decided
to dissolve their marriage in an amicable and peaceful manner
as there is no probability and possibility of the parties living
together as husband and wife.
6. That now the parties to the petition had through the MOU dated
09.03.2024 executed between them had agreed to settle all

their dispute out of court as per the terms and conditions
agreed and mentioned in the MOU. The copy of the MOU
dated 09/03/2024 is annexed herewith as Annexure G.
7. That both the parties have settled all their disputes and
differences and had agreed to proceed for taking divorce by

mutual consent on the following terms and conditions: -
a. It has been agreed between both the parties that the parties
will file for divorce by mutual consent on the terms and
conditions as mutually agreed upon as per this MOU.
b. The First Party has agreed to pay to Second Party a total
sum of Rs. 13,00,000/- (Thirteen Lakhs Only) through
Bank Demand Draft or through RTGS to the Second Party
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as permanent alimony and for her past, present and future

maintenance in two equal instalments of 6,50,000/- (Six
Lakhs Fifty Thousand) each, first instalment will be paid at
the time of recording of statements of the parties in First
Motion Petition and Second instalment will be paid at the
time of recording of statements of the parties in Second
Motion Petition before the Concerned Court.
c. The Second Party has further agreed to return to First Party
the Gold Jewellery i.e. One Gold Mangal Sutra at the time
of recording of statement in First Motion Petition.
d. The First Party has agreed to return the Gold Jewellery i.e.
One Gold Chain, One pair of gold Ear rings, One Gold
Ring to the Second Party at the time of recording of
statement in First Motion Petition.
e. It has been agreed by both the parties that they will
withdraw all their respective complaints/ cases from every
Court of Law/ Forum, filed by them against each other if
any within 15 days of the recording of statements in First
Motion Petition before the concerned court.
8. That it has been agreed between the parties that the second
party/wife has settled all her past; present and future

maintenance including permanent alimony with the first
party/husband and has agreed not to claim anything from the
first party/husband after getting decree of divorce.
9. That both the parties have agreed that they shall not file any civil
suit/criminal case, claim or any petition etc, in any Court of

Law against each other or against their respective parents and
parental family members after getting the decree of divorce
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and shall withdraw the same if already pending before any

court of law or any other forum.
10. That both the parties further agreed that they shall not claim any
right in each other’s properties and shall not interfere in each

other’s life and are free to take their own decisions and to
settle in their lives as per their will and choice.
11. That both the Parties are bound to comply with the terms and
conditions of the Memorandum of Understanding dated

09/03/2024.
12. That the consent of the parties has not been obtained by any
force, coercion, undue pressure or fraud and the parties have

given their consent for this MOU out of their own free will in
an out of the court settlement.
13. That there is no collusion between the petitioners in filing and
institution of the present petition.
14. That there is no legal ground as to why the relief to the
petitioners should not be granted, as prayed for.
15. That there has not been any unnecessary or improper delay in the
instituting the present petition.
16. That Petitioner No. 1 is presently residing at House No.-3/35,
DDA Flats, Vikaspuri, New Delhi. which falls under the

territorial jurisdiction of this Hon’ble Court, therefore, this
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Hon’ble Court has the territorial jurisdiction to try and

entertain this petition.
PRAYER
In view of the facts and circumstances and submissions made
above, it is respectfully prayed that this Hon'ble Court may
kindly be pleased to:
(i). Dissolve the marriage between the petitioners by a decree
of divorce by mutual consent under the provisions of
Section 13 (B) (1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, as amended
upto date, in the interest of justice.
(ii). Any other or such further order(s) as this Hon’ble Court
may deem fit and proper, may also be passed.

THROUGH THROUGH
ADVOCATE ADVOCATE
NEW DELHI NEW DELHI
MOB. 7503602568 MOB. 9810808586
E subhashdixit.adv@gmail.com
NEW DELHI
DATED
VERIFICATION:
Verified at Delhi on this ___ day of _____, 2024 that the contents
of the paragraph number 1 to 12 are true and correct to the best
of my knowledge and belief and the paragraphs number 13 to 16
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are legal paras believed to be true and correct on the basis of the
information received. Last paragraph is the prayer clause.
Petitioner No.1/Husband Petitioner No.2/ Wife

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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
AFFIDAVIT
I, Amul Kanodia S/o Mr. Ashok Kumar Kanodia R/o H No.-
3/35, DDA Flats, Vikaspuri, New Delhi. the Deponent herein, do
hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: -
1. That the Deponent is the Petitioner No.1 (Husband) in the
accompanying petition and as such is well conversant with
the facts and circumstances of the present case and as such
is fully competent to make and swear this affidavit.
2. That the petition under section 13-B (1) of the Hindu
Marriage Act, 1955 has been drafted under the instructions
of the Deponent. The contents of the said petition are not
reproduced herein for the sake of brevity and same may
kindly be read as part and parcel of this affidavit. The facts
stated therein are true and correct which I have read and
understood in vernacular.
3. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with
petitioner No. 2 at Royal Pepper, Peeragarhi New Delhi on
23/02/2023 which was duly consummated according to
Hindu rights, customs and ceremonies and no issue was
born out of the said Wedlock.
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4. That the Deponent is living separately from Petitioner No.

2 since 13.03.2023 and since then they are not able to live
together. The deponent has not cohabitated with petitioner
No. 2 since the date of living separately.
5. That the Deponent has resolved all her issues in relation to
the marriage with Petitioner No. 2 according to the
Memorandum of Understanding dated 09.03.2024, which
is annexed here with.
6. That the mutual consent for divorce has not been obtained
by force, fraud or undue influence by the either party.
7. That the joint petition has not been presented in collusion
with the Petitioner No. 2.
8. That there has not been any unnecessary or improper delay
in instituting the present petition.
9. That there is no other legal impediment in granting the
relief of divorce as sought by Deponent and Petitioner No.
2.
Deponent
Verification
Verified at Delhi on this ____day of _____, 2024 that the
contents of the above affidavit are true and correct to best of my
knowledge and belief and nothing material has concealed there
from.
Deponent
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
AFFIDAVIT
I, Ruby W/o Sh. Amul Kanodia, D/o sh. Nem Singh R/o H
No.-7/B Begum Pur, Rohini, New Delhi. The Deponent herein,
do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: -
1. That the Deponent is the Petitioner No.2 (Wife) in the
accompanying petition and as such the Deponent is well
conversant with the facts of the present case and as such
the Deponent is fully competent to make and swear this
affidavit.
2. That the petition under section 13-B (1) of the Hindu

Marriage Act, 1955 has been drafted under the instructions
of the Deponent. The contents of the said petition are not
reproduced herein for the sake of brevity and same may
kindly be read as part and parcel of this affidavit. The facts
stated therein are true and correct which I have read and
understood in vernacular.
3. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with

petitioner No. 2 at Royal Pepper, Peeragarhi New Delhi on
23/02/2023 which was duly consummated according to
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Hindu rights, customs and ceremonies and no issue was

born out of the said wedlock.
4. That the Petitioner no 2 is living separately from Petitioner
No. 1 since 13.03.2023 and since then they are not able to
live together. The Petitioner no 2 has not cohabitated with
Petitioner No. 1 since the date of living separately.
5. That the Petitioner no 2 has resolved all his issues in
relation to the marriage with Petitioner No. 1 as per the
Memorandum of Understanding dated 09.03.2024.
6. That the mutual consent for divorce has not been obtained
by force, fraud or undue influence by the either party.
7. That the joint petition has not been presented in collusion
with the Petitioner No. 1.
8. That there has not been any unnecessary or improper delay
in instituting the present petition.
9. That there is no other legal impediment in granting the
relief of divorce as sought by Petitioner no 2 and Petitioner
No. 1.
Deponent
Verification
Verified at Delhi on this ____day of _____, 2024, that the
contents of the above affidavit are true and correct to best of my
knowledge and belief and nothing material has concealed there
from.
Deponent
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
AFFIDAVIT IN COMPLIANCE OF GUIDELINES GIVEN

BY THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF DELHI IN THE
MATTER “RAJAT GUPTA VS RUPALI GUPTA “
I Amul Kanodia S/o Mr. Ashok Kumar Kanodia R/o H No.-3/35,

DDA Flats, Vikaspuri, New Delhi. the Deponent herein, do
hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: -
1. That the deponent is the petitioner No.1 in the above noted
petition and is well conversant with the facts and
circumstance of the case and as such the deponent is fully
competent to swear the present affidavit.
2. That the contents of the accompanying petition under
section 13 (B) (1) of the Hindu Marriage Act has been
drafted by my counsel under my instructions and the same
have been explained to me in vernacular which are true
and correct to the best of my knowledge, the contents of
the same may kindly be read as part and parcel of the
present affidavit, which are not being reproduced herein
for the sake of brevity.
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3. That the marriage between the Deponent and petitioner

No.2 was solemnized at Royal Pepper, Peeragarhi New
Delhi on 23/02/2023 which was duly consummated,
According to Hindu Rites and customs, but due to
temperamental differences and different views both the
parties are residing separately since 13.03.2023 and they
have not cohabitated together since their separation.
4. That in the present circumstances, there is no possibility of
reunion and reconciliation between the Deponent and
petitioner No.2 for living together. The marriage between
the Deponent and petitioner No.2 broken down
irretrievably.
5. That both parties of this petition have decided to obtain
divorce by way of mutual consent and have agreed to file a
petition for grant of decree of divorce by mutual consent
under Section 13 (B) (1) and 13 (B) (2) of Hindu Marriage
Act, 1955 before the competent court of law.
6. That parties of this petition have settled all their disputes
as per the Memorandum of Understanding dated
09.03.2024 As per the terms mentioned in the MOU, the
Petitioner No. 1 i.e., Husband, The First Party has agreed
to pay to Second Party a total sum of Rs. 13,00,000/-
(Thirteen Lacs Only) through Bank Demand Draft or
through RTGS to the Second Party as permanent alimony
and for her past, present and future maintenance in two
equal instalments of 6,50,000/- (Six Lakhs Fifty Thousand)
each, first instalment will be paid at the time of recording
of statements of the parties in First Motion Petition and
Second instalment will be paid at the time of recording of
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statements of the parties in Second Motion Petition before

the Concerned Court.
7. The Second Party has further agreed to return to First Party
8. The First Party has agreed to return the Gold Jewellery i.e.
9. It has been agreed by both the parties that they will
10.That it is further agreed between the petitioners, that both
the petitioner shall not claim any kind of right in the
moveable or the immoveable properties of each other in
future.
11.That both the Parties are bound to comply with the terms
and conditions of the present Memorandum of
Understanding.
DEPONENT
VERIFICATION: -
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I, the abovenamed deponent, hereby state on solemn

affirmation that the contents of my above affidavit are true and
correct to the best of my knowledge. Nothing material has been
concealed therefrom.
Verified at New Delhi on this___ day of ________, 2024.
DEPONENT
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
AFFIDAVIT IN COMPLIANCE OF GUIDELINES GIVEN

BY THE HON’BLE HIGH COURT OF DELHI IN
MATTER “RAJAT GUPTA VS RUPALI GUPTA
I, Ruby W/o Sh. Amul Kanodia, D/o sh. Nem Singh R/o H
No.-7/B Begum Pur, Rohini, New Delhi. The Deponent herein,
do hereby solemnly affirm and declare as under: -
1. That the deponent is the petitioner no.2 in the above noted
petition and deponent is well conversant with the facts and
circumstance of the case, as such the deponent is fully
competent to swear the present affidavit.
2. That the contents of the accompanying petition under
section 13 (B) (1) of the Hindu Marriage Act has been
drafted by my counsel under my instructions and the same
have been explained to me in vernacular which are true
and correct to the best of my knowledge, the contents of
the same may kindly be read as part and parcel of the
present affidavit, which are not being reproduced herein
for the sake of brevity.
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3. That the marriage between the Deponent and petitioner

No.2 was solemnized at Royal Pepper, Peeragarhi New
Delhi on 23/02/2023 which was duly consummated,
According to Hindu Rites and customs, but due to
temperamental differences and different views both the
parties are residing separately since 13.03.2023 and they
have not cohabitated together since their separation.
4. That in the present circumstances, there is no possibility of
reunion and reconciliation between the Deponent and
petitioner No.1 for living together. The marriage between
the Deponent and petitioner No.1 broken down
irretrievably.
5. That both parties of this petition have decided to obtain
divorce by way of mutual consent and have agreed to file a
petition for grant of decree of divorce by mutual consent
under Section 13 (B) (1) and 13 (B) (2) of Hindu Marriage
Act, 1955 before the competent court of law.
6. That parties of this petition have settled all their disputes
as per the Memorandum of Understanding dated
09.03.2024 As per the terms mentioned in the MOU, the
Petitioner no. 1 has agreed to pay to Second Party a total
sum of Rs. 13,00,000/- (Thirteen Lacs Only) through Bank
Demand Draft or through RTGS to the Second Party as
permanent alimony and for her past, present and future
maintenance in two equal instalments of 6,50,000/- (Six
Lakhs Fifty Thousand) each, first instalment will be paid at
the time of recording of statements of the parties in First
Motion Petition and Second instalment will be paid at the
time of recording of statements of the parties in Second
Motion Petition before the Concerned Court.
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7. The Second Party has further agreed to return to First Party

8. The First Party has agreed to return the Gold Jewellery i.e.
9. It has been agreed by both the parties that they will
10.That it is further agreed between the petitioners, that both
the petitioner shall not claim any kind of right in the
moveable or the immoveable properties of each other in
future.
11.That both the Parties are bound to comply with the terms
and conditions of the present Memorandum of
Understanding.
DEPONENT
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VERIFICATION: -
I, the abovenamed deponent hereby states on solemn affirmation
that the contents of my above affidavit are true and correct to the
best of my knowledge. Nothing material has been concealed
therefrom.
Verified at New Delhi on this ____ day of___________, 2024.
DEPONENT
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
CERTIFICATE OF THE ADVOCATE OF THE

PETITIONER NO. 1
I Abhishek Dahiya Enrolment No D/6611/2022 do hereby

certified that the documents annexed with the accompanying
petition are true copy of its original. The documents so annexed
with the petition are self-attested and if the same were found to
be false or fabricated I shall make myself liable for Civil and
Criminal Legal Action. I under take to submit the Duly signed
and attested petition in original in the court in A4 Size Paper and
to make up the deficiency if any in the court fee.
FILED BY:
ABHISHEK DAHIYA
ADVOCATE
CH. NO. 741, DWARKA DISTRICT
COURT COMPLEX, NEW DELHI
MOB: 7503602568
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
CERTIFICATE OF THE ADVOCATE OF THE
PETITIONER NO. 2
I, Subhash Dixit , Enrolment No D-1007/2002 do hereby
certified that the documents annexed with the accompanying
petition are true copy of its original. The documents so annexed
with the petition are self-attested and if the same were found to
be false or fabricated I shall make myself liable for Civil and
Criminal Legal Action. I under take to submit the Duly signed
and attested petition in original in the court in A4 Size Paper and
to make up the deficiency if any in the court fee.
FILED BY:
SUBHASH DIXIT
ADVOCATE
CH. NO. 741, DWARKA DISTRICT
COURT COMPLEX, NEW DELHI
MOB: 9810808586
Email: subhashdixit.adv@gmail.com
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
CERTIFICATE OF PETITIONER NO 1
I Amul Kanodia S/o Mr. Ashok Kumar Kanodia Petitioner no. 1
hereby certified that the documents annexed with the
accompanying petition are true copy of its original. The
documents so annexed with the petition are self-attested and if
the same were found to be false or fabricated I shall make myself
liable for Civil and Criminal Legal Action. I under take to submit
the Duly signed and attested petition in original in the court in
A4 Size Paper and to make up the deficiency if any in the court
fee.
FILED BY:
AMUL KANODIA
S/O Mr. Ashok Kumar Kanodia,
R/O H. No. 3/35,DDA Flats,
Vikaspuri, New Delhi
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IN THE MATTER OF:
AND
CERTIFICATE OF PETITIONER NO 2
I, Ruby W/o Sh. Amul Kanodia, D/o Sh. Nem Singh Petitioner
no 2 hereby certified that the documents annexed with the
accompanying petition are true copy of its original. The
documents so annexed with the petition are self-attested and if
the same were found to be false or fabricated I shall make myself
liable for Civil and Criminal Legal Action. I under take to submit
the Duly signed and attested petition in original in the court in
A4 Size Paper and to make up the deficiency if any in the court
fee.
FILED BY:
RUBY
W/O Mr. Amul Kanodia,

D/O Mr. Nem Singh,
R/O H. No. 7/B, Begum Pur,
Rohini, New Delhi

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IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

IN THE MATTER OF:

S.NO. Particulars Page No.

7. Original Memorandum of Understanding

Petitioner No.1/ Husband Petitioner No.2/ Wife

ABHISHEK DAHIYA SUBHASH DIXIT

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

IN THE MATTER OF:

Petitioner No.1/ Husband Petitioner No.2/ Wife

ABHISHEK DAHIYA SUBHASH DIXIT

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

PETITION UNDER SECTION 13-B(1) OF THE HINDU

MOST RESPECTFULLY SHOWETH:

Ashok Kumar Kanodia R/o H No.-3/35, DDA Flats,

Kanodia, D/o Sh. Nem Singh R/o H No.-7/B Begum Pur,

solemnized as per the Hindu Rites and Ceremonies in the

solemnization of the marriage, both the parties lived together

PETITIONER NO. 1/HUSBAND

PETITIONER NO.2 /WIFE

PARTICULARS STATUS AGE PLACE OF

At the time of Hindu 25 House No 7/B Begum

5. That thereafter due to the temperamental differences in their

nature and beliefs, making it unable for them to adjust with

09.03.2024 executed between them had agreed to settle all

differences and had agreed to proceed for taking divorce by

as permanent alimony and for her past, present and future

party/wife has settled all her past; present and future

suit/criminal case, claim or any petition etc, in any Court of

and shall withdraw the same if already pending before any

right in each other’s properties and shall not interfere in each

conditions of the Memorandum of Understanding dated

force, coercion, undue pressure or fraud and the parties have

13. That there is no collusion between the petitioners in filing and

institution of the present petition.

14. That there is no legal ground as to why the relief to the

petitioners should not be granted, as prayed for.

instituting the present petition.

16. That Petitioner No. 1 is presently residing at House No.-3/35,

DDA Flats, Vikaspuri, New Delhi. which falls under the

Hon’ble Court has the territorial jurisdiction to try and

Petitioner No.1/ Husband Petitioner No.2/ Wife

Petitioner No.1/Husband Petitioner No.2/ Wife

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

4. That the Deponent is living separately from Petitioner No.

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

2. That the petition under section 13-B (1) of the Hindu

3. That the marriage of the deponent was solemnized with

Hindu rights, customs and ceremonies and no issue was

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

AFFIDAVIT IN COMPLIANCE OF GUIDELINES GIVEN

I Amul Kanodia S/o Mr. Ashok Kumar Kanodia R/o H No.-3/35,

3. That the marriage between the Deponent and petitioner

statements of the parties in Second Motion Petition before

I, the abovenamed deponent, hereby state on solemn

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

AFFIDAVIT IN COMPLIANCE OF GUIDELINES GIVEN

3. That the marriage between the Deponent and petitioner

7. The Second Party has further agreed to return to First Party

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY

CERTIFICATE OF THE ADVOCATE OF THE

I Abhishek Dahiya Enrolment No D/6611/2022 do hereby

IN THE COURT OF L.D PRINCIPAL JUDGE, FAMILY