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Delhi High Court Waives Off Cooling Period for Estranged Couple by Mutual Consent - (24 Mar 2022)

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Delhi High Court has waived the six-month cooling off period and has granted divorce to an estranged couple by mutual consent, observing that both the man and woman are well educated and independent individuals who have mutually decided the fate of their marriage.

Tags : DELHI HIGH COURT   COOLING PERIOD FOR ESTRANGED COUPLE  

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