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Section 13Hindu Marriage Act (1955)

Divorce

Lists statutory grounds for contested divorce including cruelty, desertion, conversion, unsound mind.

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Section 13BHindu Marriage Act (1955)

Divorce by Mutual Consent

Allows joint petition for divorce after living separately for 1 year and mutually agreeing to dissolve marriage.

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Section 24Hindu Marriage Act (1955)

Maintenance pendente lite

Empowers court to order respondent to pay applicant expenses of proceeding and monthly maintenance during suit.

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