is India Non Judicial e-Stamp divorce legally valid
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Hi, i want to know as per Indian Law for Hindu, is India Non Judicial e-Stamp divorce legally valid? it is mutually signed and agreed by both husband and wife. Description of document is - Article 27 Divorce Deed, notarized by advocate in Rajasthan. i want to know if this is legally valid divorce?
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A divorce is not legally valid and enforceable under the law until a competent Court of law passes a decree of divorce, nullifying the marriage. This applies to all forms of divorce, including mutual consent divorce.
A divorce is not legally valid and enforceable under the law until a competent Court of law passes a decree of divorce, nullifying the marriage. This applies to all forms of divorce, including mutual consent divorce.
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A.Dear Client,
Until and unless a decree of divorce is passed by a competent Court of law annulling a marriage even in mutual consent divorce, a divorce in any other form is not considered legally valid and not enforceable under the law.
Until and unless a decree of divorce is passed by a competent Court of law annulling a marriage even in mutual consent divorce, a divorce in any other form is not considered legally valid and not enforceable under the law.
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