MATRIMONIAL DISPUTE

Nov 08, 2025 194 views 3 answers
Family Law
Anonymous
Nov 08, 2025
Family Law
► ME AND MY WIFE GOT MARRIED IN DEC. 2019 WE BOTH HAD SECOND MARRIGE .. WE HAVE A DAUGHTER OF 4 YEAR . BUT MY LATER ON I CAME TO KNW THAT MY WIFE DIVORSED HER FIRST HUSBAND IN OCT 2020. NOW AS F NOW FROM MARCH 2025 SHE IS LEAVING AT HER PARENTS HOUSE WITH MY DAUGHTER . SHE HARDLY ALLOWS ME TO MEET MY DAUGHTER WITH ME , LATER I CAME TO SHE IS GOING TO FILE A DOMECTIC VIOLENCE CASE ON ME AND MY FAMILY . SO I FILED SECTION 9 MENTIONING ALL DETAILS OF HER DIVORSE AND THEN AFTER THAT SHE FILED DOMECTIC VOILENCE .. AFTER THAT I FILED A CUSTODY CASE OF MY DAUGHTER AGAINTS MY DAUGHTER .. MY MAIN QUESTION IS AM I GOING ON A RIGHT TRACK OR SHALL I DECLARE MARRIGE NULL AND VOID ? AND WILL MARRIGE BE DECLARED NULL AND VOID AND I BE ABLE TO MEET MY DAUGHTER . PLZ REVERT FOR SAME THANKS .
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Nov 13, 2025

Your course of action is correct. Section-9 petition is wastage of time so file divorce case or convert or amend pending section-9 petition to divorce case. Also claim interim relief of meeting child or visiting child to meet her. 

Nov 11, 2025

Hello, 

 

Sir, 

 

You ought to have filed a Nullity of Marriage. However, the scope for the same is over. 

As you mentioned you filed a Section 9 RCR. What is the fate of that? as because you have filed a RCR it means somewhere or the other you have acceptetd the proposition of marriage. We need to know the RCR fate to discuss anything further. 

 

You mentioned that DV was filed post RCR filing. This can be your defense in the DV case. We also need to know how far has the case progressed. 

 

You also mentioned that you have filed a custody case against you daughter. If I get it correctly you have filed the case against you wife for custody of your daughter. We need to know the fate of that case as well. 

 

Please get in touch with me with all documents for better guidance through OLQ. 

Nov 11, 2025

Dear Sir/Madam,

Your marriage can be declared null and void by a competent Family Court because it violates Section 5(i).

 

What about your daughter’s legitimacy?

Even if the marriage is declared null and void, the child remains legitimate under Section 16 of the Hindu Marriage Act.

So your daughter will continue to be your legitimate child, with all legal rights — inheritance, maintenance, and custody/visitation rights remain valid.

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