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Parambir Vs Tanishq Sec 9 HMA

The document is a petition filed by Parambir Sahota for restitution of conjugal rights against Tanishq Kaur Rajoria under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. The petitioner claims that the respondent left the matrimonial home without consent on March 14, 2025, and has since refused to return despite multiple attempts to reconcile. The petitioner seeks a court decree to compel the respondent to return to the matrimonial home.

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Parambir Vs Tanishq Sec 9 HMA

The document is a petition filed by Parambir Sahota for restitution of conjugal rights against Tanishq Kaur Rajoria under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. The petitioner claims that the respondent left the matrimonial home without consent on March 14, 2025, and has since refused to return despite multiple attempts to reconcile. The petitioner seeks a court decree to compel the respondent to return to the matrimonial home.

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IN THE HON’BLE COURT OF DISTRICT JUDGE, UT.

CHANDIGARH

HMA Petition No.___________ of 2025

PARAMBIR SAHOTA S/O SH. HARMESH LAL R/O

H.NO.803-C SMALL FLAT DHANAS, UT.

CHANDIGARH.

…..Petitioner

Versus

TANISHQ KAUR RAJORIA D/O SH. DALWINDER

PAL RAJORIA R/O H.NO.1404/13, SECTOR 65

PHASE XI, SAS NAGAR MOHALI.

…..Respondent

PETITION under Section 9 of

the Hindu Marriage Act 1955

for restitution of Conjugal

rights.

……

Respectfully Showeth:

1. That the marriage of the petitioner was

solemnized with the Respondent on 6.10.2024

as per Sikh rites and ceremonies at


Gurudwara Sahib, Phase IX Mohali. An

affidavit to this effect is attached

herewith this petition.

2. That after the solemnization of the

marriage the respondent came to Matrimonial

house and out of wedlock no issue was born

out.

3. That it is further mentioned here that the

respondent/wife left the matrimonial home

on 14.3.2025 and presently she is residing

with her parents house without the consent

of the petitioner.

4. That the petitioner is doing Private job

and monthly salary of the petitioner is

Rs.12,000/- p.m. and the respondent is

doing job in Just Dial and getting salary

of Rs.25,000/- p.m.

5. That the petitioner and respondent lodged

a complaint against each other on 4.5.2025.

6. That it is pertinent to mention here that

the respondent threatened to the petitioner

to make a suicide and the respondent tried

the same so many times.


7. That the Police official of P.S. of

Police Station Sector 34 Chandigarh made a

pressure upon the petitioner to make a

compromise with the respondent.

8. That the petitioner called through mobile

phone to the respondent but the respondent

is not bothered the genuine request of the

petitioner. It is further mentioned that

the respondent kept all belongings

articles, jewellery etc who took with her

parents.

9. That it is further mentioned here that the

respondent kept all the dowry articles,

jewellery etc with her parents house.

10. That all efforts made by the petitioner

and his family have failed and the

respondent is not ready to come and join

the petitioner home.

11. That the cause of action arose in favour

of the petitioner firstly on in the month

of 14.3.2025 when the respondent left

petitioner home without intimation/consent

and she is not returning back without any

reason and with the intention not to come


back and the cause of action is continuing

thereafter, on each of the day when the

petitioner and his family members tried to

persuade the respondent but the respondent

refused to join the petitioner home.

12. That this Hon’ble court has territorial

jurisdiction to try and decide the matter.

13. That there is no other legal ground why

the relief claim in the petition should not

be granted to the petitioner.

14. That neither such or similar petition is

pending nor decided by any Court of law.

15. That the requisite court fee has been

affixed with the petition.

It is, therefore, respectfully prayed

that a decree for a restitution of Conjugal

rights may kindly be passed in favour of

the petitioner and against the respondent,

in the interest of justice.

Place : CHANDIGARH Petitioner

Dated : 13.05.2025
Through Counsel:-

(AMIT GUPTA)(BAKUL GARG)

ADVOCATES

COUNSELS FOT THE PETITIONER

VERIFICATION:

Verified that the contents of paras No.1 to

11 are true and correct to my knowledge and

rest of the paras No.11 to 15 are also true

and correct to my information received from

the counsel and believed to be correct.

Place : Chandigarh Petitioner

Dated : 13.5.2025

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