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Grounds for Divorce Under Hindu Marriage Act | Section 13 Explained | Legal Advice (19)

Are you seeking to understand the legal grounds for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955? This comprehensive video by Advocate Naresh Kudal from "Vidhan ka Gyan" breaks down Section 13 of the act, which outlines the various reasons a husband or wife can file for divorce. Learn about crucial grounds such as adultery, cruelty (both mental and physical), desertion, conversion to another religion, incurable leprosy, venereal disease, renunciation of the world, and presumption of death. This video provides clear, concise, and practical legal information for anyone navigating the complexities of divorce in India. We also share a very important message to protect our viewers from potential online scams. In this video, you will learn: A warning about potential online scams and how to identify the official "Vidhan ka Gyan" contact number. The specific grounds for divorce available to both husband and wife under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act. The legal definitions and interpretations of key grounds like adultery, cruelty, and desertion. What constitutes conversion and renunciation of the world as a basis for divorce. The conditions under which diseases like leprosy and venereal disease can be grounds for divorce. The legal concept of "presumption of death" when a spouse has been missing for seven years. The process of obtaining a divorce based on a decree of judicial separation or restitution of conjugal rights. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction & Important Security Announcement 01:38 - Introduction to Grounds for Divorce under Hindu Marriage Act 02:04 - Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act Explained 02:13 - Ground 1: Adultery (Jarta) 02:42 - Ground 2: Cruelty (Krurta) 03:11 - Ground 3: Desertion (Abhityajan) for 2 years or more 03:32 - Ground 4: Conversion to another religion 03:53 - Ground 5: Incurable Leprosy or serious Venereal Disease 04:10 - Ground 6: Renunciation of the world (Sanyas) 04:27 - Ground 7: Presumption of death (if unheard of for 7 years) 04:58 - Divorce after a decree of Restitution of Conjugal Rights 05:42 - Divorce after a decree of Judicial Separation 06:14 - Conclusion To connect with Vidhan ka Gyan: ► For Legal Consultations (Chargeable), Contact us on WhatsApp: • +91-85293 60166 ► Follow us for Regular Legal Updates: • Facebook:   / vidhankagyan   • Instagram:   / vidhan  \_ka\_gyan/ • YouTube:    / vidhankagyan   #DivorceLaw #HinduMarriageAct #Section13 #GroundsForDivorce #IndianLaw #LegalAdvice #VidhanKaGyan #AdvocateNareshKudal #FamilyLawIndia #DivorceInIndia #LegalHelp #AdulteryLaw #CrueltyInMarriage #DesertionLaw Other Relevant Videos from Vidhan ka Gyan: Mutual Consent Divorce | सम्पूर्ण प्रक्रिया | Section 13B Hindu Marriage Act | Mutual Divorce Process    • Mutual Consent Divorce in India: Complete ...   How to Win a Divorce Case:    • The Ultimate Guide to Contested Divorce in...   Withdrawal of consent in Mutual Consent Divorce:    • Withdrawal of Consent in Divorce Petition ...   Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice. The laws and regulations are subject to change. For any legal issues, it is highly recommended to consult with a qualified legal professional. "Vidhan ka Gyan" will not be responsible for any action taken based on the information provided in this video. Thanks for watching, Team Vidhan ka Gyan, Advocate Naresh Kudal