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Affidavit Under Section 13b(1) Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Dissolution Of Marriage By Mutual Consent (second

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

The said child is in the care and custody of the deponent and petitioner No. 2 has only visitation rights with regard to the child. 5. That the parties had filed a petition for dissolution of their


Affidavit Under Section 13b Of The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Dissolution Of Marriage By Mutual Consent (first

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

child named above shall remain in care and custody of the deponent and petitioner No. 2 shall have visitation rights only. 10. That petitioner No. 2 shall never claim the custody of the said child and the


Affidavit Under Section 13b Of The Hindu Marriage Act Dissolution Of Marriage By Mutual Consent

Category: Affidavits Matrimonial

custody and care of the only child of the parties be retained by the deponent subject, however, to visitation rights of petitioner No. 1. 7. That all the statutory requirements have been duly complied with. 8. That


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Protection Of Women From Domestic Violence Rules, 2005

Category: Centralrules

shared household to the aggrieved person. (iv) Assist the aggrieved person to regain custody of children or secure visitation rights under supervision as directed by the court. (v) Assist the court in enforcement of orders in the


Nalsa Handbook Of Formats

Category: Affidavits

advocated for two primary submissions: First, he urged all High Court Legal Services Committees nationwide to institutionalise this visitation model by formally deputing lawyers to all Central and District jails on a monthly basis. Second, echoing the


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