The Telangana High Court recently allowed a couple who lived together for only a few months to file for divorce by mutual consent under Section 13-B. The court invoked Section 14 (1) of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955, which bars married couples from seeking divorce before 1-year of marriage except in cases of "exceptional hardship". The bench of Justice P Sam Koshy passed the order while considering the 40-year-old wife's wish to remarry at the earliest to avoid the potential health risks associated with pregnancy at her age. 'Right To Remain Silent Is Fundamental Right': Telangana High Court Says Investigating Agency Cannot Seek Extension of Accused's Custody for Remaining Silent.
HC on Divorce
S.14 HMA | Telangana HC Waives 1-Yr Divorce Waiting Period Noting 40 Y/O Wife's Wish To Urgently Remarry To Avoid Future Pregnancy Risks | @ISparshUpadhyay
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