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blue09
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05 May 09 #113713 by blue09

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Hi can anyone please help?! I am Scottish - married a Tibetan guy in India 2008 under the Special Marriage Act. It was a huge mistake and now I want to divorce. Can I do this under Scottish law (it would be a mutual consent divorce) or does it have to be under Indian law? ANY advice would be appreciated - I am so stuck.

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Young again
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08 May 09 #114767 by Young again

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Hi blue09,

I presume you live in Scotland, in which case you could divorce under Scottish Law and since yours was a short marriage (assuming the two of you didn't cohabit for years aforehand) financially you should each leave with what you brought into the marriage.

YA

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