Yuzvendra Chahal Dhanashree Verma WERE LIVING SEPARETELY HOACH LONEGER ONE NEEDS to Live Separately for Divorce

Yuzvendra chahal dhanashree verma divorce: Leg spinner Yuzvendra Chahal, who is out of the Indian cricket team, has been divorced with his wife Dhanashree Verma. However, the final decision on this will come tomorrow i.e. on March 20. Please tell that Yuzvendra Chahal will not be able to appear in the court on March 21 due to the preparation of IPL. The Bandra Magistrate Court of Mumbai will pronounce the verdict on the matter.

Let us tell you that on February 5 last month, a petition of divorce was filed in the Family Court with mutual consent. Let me tell you that both were living separately for a long time. Now on March 20, the final verdict will be given on the divorce of both. Let us tell you how long the husband and wife have to stay separate to get divorced.

Was living separately for the last 18 months

Cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal and his wife Dhanashree Verma were living separately from each other for the last 18 months. Meanwhile, there were reports of divorce of both of them many times on social media. However, Yuzvendra Chahal then called these reports of divorce a rumor. But if we talk now, neither Yuzvendra Chahal nor Dhanashree Verma have officially received any statement about this.

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Have to live a year separate?

Under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, the husband and wife need to stay separate for less than 1 year before filing divorce application. So that they can think again on their decision and reach any decision. But no rules have been made to stay separate under the Special Marriage Act 1954.

If both husband and wife are ready to divorce with mutual consent. So he can apply for divorce immediately. Both sides are heard in the court and after the completion of all the formalities, the court issues a divorce order.

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Court forgives cooling of period

Let me tell you that Chahal and Dhanashree had applied in the family court for divorce by mutual consent on 5 February last month. However, the Family Court refused to waive the 6 -month cooling of periods of both. After this, both of them challenged this family decision of the family court in the High Court.

Explain that under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, a 6 -month cooling of period is necessary. But later keeping in mind that both have been living separately for the last two and a half years. The terms of mediation between the two have been followed. The court bench waived his cooling period.

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