You moved petition for Restitution of Conjugal Rights against your husband & the court passed an order to this effect. O.K. Now your question is it possible for him to not to stay with his wife after this order, my answer is yes he can refuse to stay away from his wife. What are the option now with you? You can move petition for divorce after expiry of 2 years from the date of this order for restitution for conjugal right if your husband refuse to resume conjugal relationship with you. This is the only legal option left with you along with getting regular maintenance from him. The postion i have told you if available only if your marriage was preformed & order for restitution of conjugal right was passed under the Hindu Marriage Act,1955 or the Special Marriage Act,1954.
2006-12-24 16:52:59
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answered by bisexualmale s 6
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Well if the jugde decided w/ the wife about no divorce the husband has 2 tell the judge y he wants it. Or he could go 2 another judge!
2006-12-24 16:30:16
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answered by Missy 3
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I belive that in similar cases of divorce councling has been recommended or a mediator. However if the divorce is in a state that has nofault divorce then no matter what the wife wants the divorce can still take place. A lawyer could better answer I am just answering from experience.
2006-12-24 16:30:43
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answered by momof3boys 7
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I actually knew a lady that this happened to!! Her husband petitioned for divorce and TWICE when they went to court the woman said she wanted to stay together so the judge would not grant the divorce. I would think that is the exception, though, not the rule.
2006-12-24 16:30:35
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answered by Cris O 5
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If the husband wants to file for divorce, then he should do so. I'm curious on the severity of this ''personal reason'', and think that maybe it's something that shouldn't result in a divorce, if the judge thinks so.
2006-12-24 16:29:02
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, this is what our law says madam, divorce wont be granted that easyly. if at all anyone really wants divorce they should show strong reasons (and if you want to know what those reasons are you should read Hindu Marriage Act) or they can get divorce by mutual consent. in your case i think there is no strong reason for the judge to grant divorce. dont you think if divorce would have been that easy all men would have left their sick, ageing wives and would have gone behind younger ones. hihihihi good luck
2006-12-28 06:45:50
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answered by Advocate Bob 2
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You cannot force anyone to do something they do not want to do. The judge can issue a court order mandating no separation-- but do you really think the police will watch if he comes home every night? and why would you want anyone who obviously doesnt want you? You are worth more than you are giving yourself credit for- move on- even if it means moving to a different city- change is good - meet new people, new job opportunites new excitement.
2006-12-24 16:29:53
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answered by mac 6
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I believe the Judge can order a counseling session for one last resort, but if the man does not want to stay, he will not be serious about the counseling and if he doesn't want to stay, why force him. You'll have to move on, even though it hurts.
2006-12-24 16:28:54
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answered by wondering 1
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What do you mean by his husband?
See first of all you should check out the very reasons due to which your husband does not want to stay with you. If it is other than medical it has to be delt as per the situation. If medical, than he need to be councelled by his family, friends, and relatives.
If he has linked up to new babe than you have to plan as per that and take court help to kick his *** and keep it burning
2006-12-24 20:48:22
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answered by Anonymous
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I don't think so! Why would a judge order two people to stay together if one is not willing?
2006-12-24 16:29:10
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answered by Edisto 3
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