Both spouses must mutually agree to seek a divorce; both spouses need to jointly file a petition for divorce in the family court. They mutually agreed to end the marriage and have lived separately for at least a year. The family court may grant the divorce after six months and after it is satisfied that the parties have genuinely settled their differences.

There are no specific grounds for divorce by mutual consent in India. The only requirement is that the spouses have been living separately for a continuous period of one year or more and have mutually agreed to dissolve the marriage.

Yes, it is possible to withdraw the petition for divorce by mutual consent in India after it has been filed, provided both parties agree to do so. But remember that the petition must be withdrawn before the court grants the divorce.

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