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IDAChapter XIISection 46
Section46

Forms of Petitions and statements

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The schedule contains sample forms for petitions and statements that may be used, but they can be adapted to the facts of each case. Use the form intended for the particular purpose listed in the schedule, making reasonable variations when circumstances require. The schedule provides a template, not a rigid mandatory format.

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Priya files a divorce petition and begins with the schedule's sample form. She adds specific details about child custody and property because her case needs them. The law allows her to modify the schedule form so it fits her situation.

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The forms set forth in the schedule to this Act, with such variation as the circumstances of each case require, may be used for the respective purposes mentioned in such schedule.

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XII

Chapter XII

Procedure

In this chapter

  • 45Code of Civil Procedure to apply
  • 46Forms of Petitions and statements
  • 47Petition to state absence of collusion
  • 48Suits on behalf of lunatics
  • 49Suits by minors
  • 50Service of Petition
  • 51Mode of taking evidence
  • 52Competence of husband and wife to give evidence as to cruelly or desertion
  • 53Power to close doors
  • 54Power to adjourn
  • 55Enforcement of, and appeal from, orders and decrees
  • 56Appeal to the Supreme Court
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