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Mutual Divorce Agreement

This mutual divorce agreement is between Mr. Rajiv Malhotra and Mrs. Sakshi Tanwar, who have been married since 2015. They have two children together but have grown apart over disagreements and different habits. They have decided to end their marriage mutually without dispute over child custody, support, property or finances. The agreement details splitting custody of the children, expenses, bank accounts, property and vehicles between the divorcing parties. Both parties consent to the divorce and ending their marriage under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act.

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Mutual Divorce Agreement

This mutual divorce agreement is between Mr. Rajiv Malhotra and Mrs. Sakshi Tanwar, who have been married since 2015. They have two children together but have grown apart over disagreements and different habits. They have decided to end their marriage mutually without dispute over child custody, support, property or finances. The agreement details splitting custody of the children, expenses, bank accounts, property and vehicles between the divorcing parties. Both parties consent to the divorce and ending their marriage under Section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act.

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MUTUAL DIVORCE AGREEMENT

This Mutual Divorce Agreement (this “Agreement) is entered into as of 25 January 2021.

BETWEEN: -

NAME: Mr. Rajiv Malhotra [Husband]

AGE: 34 years

OCCUPATION: Cardiologist

ADDRESS: Gala No N5 and T5, Kasturi Indl Estate, Goddev Phatak Road, Bhayander
(East), Mumbai, Maharashtra, 401105.

MOBILE NO: 9124785635

EMAIL ID: rajivmalhotra8958@gmail.com PETITIONER NO. 1

AND: -

NAME: Mrs. Sakshi Tanwar [Wife]

AGE: 31 years

OCCUPATION: Gynaecologist

ADDRESS: 4, Rishikesh Bldg, Evershine Nagar, Malad (West), Mumbai, Maharashtra,


400064.

MOBILE NO: 6204756931

EMAIL ID: sakshitanwar5896@gmail.com PETITIONER NO. 2

PREAMBLE:

Both the parties have been married on 15 April 2015 as per Hindu rites and rituals. After their
marriage, the parties have been residing at 4, Rishikesh Bldg, Evershine Nagar, Malad
(West), Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400064.

But after 3 years of marriage husband and wife develop some differences, different habits,
disagreeing on everything, don’t talk much, rude behavior with each other, so there is no
reason for them to live together any further. Family and friends have also tried to unite them,
but nothing is helping to get closer to each other. So, the parties have decided to end their
marriage mutually.

The agreement has been framed under section 13 B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. The
main idea of this act is to separate the couple mutually without any fights. In this agreement,
there is a final and complete settlement of all rights and obligations between parties,
including the property rights, all rights concerning child custody, support, visit.

NOW THEREFORE in consideration of the mutual promises and covenants contained in this
Agreement, the parties agree as follows:

1. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PARTIES:


1.1 The parties have been in a situation in which it is impossible to reunite them to
live together happily. They don’t trust each other.
1.2 They have been living separately in their home, they don’t talk much to each other
and many times they behave very strange with their family and friends.
1.3 They don’t have any physical relations for almost 2 years, and nothing of that sort
happened.
1.4 The Husband has started searching for a new home and he is almost ready to leave
the place.
1.5 The parties have agreed with themselves to go for the mutual divorce agreement.
And, not to file an FIR against themselves or their families.
2. CHILD CUSTODY & SUPPORT:
2.1 The parties have a 5-year-old daughter and son, named Ruhi Malhotra and Zain
Malhotra on the date of this agreement.
2.2 The custody of the daughter and son should remain with the mother, as per the
party’s decision, as they are minors.
2.3 The parties have decided that the father can visit the daughter and son
occasionally, he can keep his daughter and son on weekends.
2.4 As per the agreement the parties have decided that they are going to split the
expense of their daughter and son. The father will take care of the expenses of the
daughter and the mother will take care of the expense of the son.
2.5 The parties have decided that they are not going to change their address without
giving 10 days’ notice.
3. JOINT ACCOUNT & PROPERTY:
3.1 The parties have agreed that the joint accounts and properties should be divided
equally among themselves.
3.2 The parties also have FD for their daughter and son, which should only be used
for their children only if they don’t have enough money at that time.
3.3 The husband and wife jointly purchased land in Versova, Mumbai, which should
be divided equally.
3.4 They also had two cars, the husband would get Honda City, and the wife gets
XUV 700.
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENT:
4.1 The parties have solemnly decided to get separated from themselves without any
quarrel or fight.
4.2 The marriage between the parties, solemnized on 15 April 2015, by the decree of
divorce by mutual consent under section 13B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each party to this agreement has caused it to be executed at


819/820, 8th Floor Prasad Chambers, Paluskar Chowk, Girgaum, Mumbai, Maharashtra,
400004.

VERIFICATION

I Rajiv Malhotra [Husband], 34 years, residing at Gala No N5 and T5, Kasturi Indl Estate,
Goddev Phatak Road, Bhayander (East), Mumbai, Maharashtra, 401105, the petitioner no. 1
do hereby solemnly declare that what is stated in the foregoing paragraphs of the petition is
true to best of my knowledge and belief save and except for the legal submission.

Solemnly Declared at 819/820, 8th Floor Prasad Chambers, Paluskar Chowk, Girgaum,
Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400004.

On 25 January 2021.

Email: rajivmalhotra8958@gmail.com

Ph. No. 9124785635

Signature of the Petitioner No. 1……….


I Sakshi Tanwar [Wife], 31 years, residing at 4, Rishikesh Bldg, Evershine Nagar, Malad
(West), Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400064, the petitioner no.2 do hereby solemnly declare that
what is stated in the foregoing paragraphs of the petition is true to best of my knowledge and
belief save and except for the legal submission.

Solemnly Declared at 819/820, 8th Floor Prasad Chambers, Paluskar Chowk, Girgaum,
Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400004.

On 25 January 2021.

Email: sakshitanwar5896@gmail.com

Ph. No. 6204756931

Signature of the Petitioner No. 2……….

WITNESSES:

1. Mr. Rajiv Kumar -------------------------------------

D/12, Minu Minar Bldg, Veera Desai Rd, Email: rajivkumar@gamil.com

Andheri (west), Mumbai, Maharashtra

400058

Ph. No. 9157824685

2. Mrs. Rina Mehra ------------------------------------

1 Shivam, Sant Janaba Rd Opp Greater Bank, Email: rinamehra@gmail.com

Vile Parle East, Mumbai, Maharashtra

400057

Ph. No. 8574952364

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