1. You have misquoted the law under which she has received the summons. Check the section and not the form number.

2. her husband is likely to file cases either for divorce or for restitution of conjugal rights.

3. On the date mentioned in the summons she should appear in court through her advocate.

4. If she wants divorce then she can put offer for mutual divorce . if her husband also agrees then within six months it will be done. Otherwise it will take take time if she files contested divorce suit.

5. For them indian Divorce Act will apply .

Do as advised above.

Her husband has filed divorce case against your friend

2) your friend should attend court on said date seek time to file detailed reply

3) you can engage a local lawyer to appear on your behalf

4) in reply wife can take the plea that she has no objection to divorce being granted

5) seek alimony from husband

6) the provisions of Indian divorce act applies to Christians and not provisions of Hindu marriage act

Hi

1) Form 11 Rule 15 is a notice that one of the parties (in your case) the husband has filed a divorce petition in the court and the other spouse should attend the court hearing.

2) It is a divorce petition and not a case for money.

3) You can obtain the copy of the divorce petition filed by the other side from the court and file your reply to the contents of the divorce petition.

4) Looks like if your friend also agrees, then it is a mutual consent divorce and it will be relatively easy

5) Since the marriage was solemnized in a church and both the parties being christians, indian divorce act will be applicable(hindu's are governed by Hindu marriage act).

6) Your friend should consult a lawyer if necessary (if your friend is not interested in alimony, maintenance then no need for a lawyer.

Hope this information is useful

1. It seems that a petition for dissolution of marriage may have been filed against your friend, in which event she should engage a lawyer for her defence. Without perusal of the suit/petition papers it is not possible to state anything.

2. If she wants to dissolve the marriage then she should apply for mutual consent divorce, which requires a positive agreement to be executed between spouses.

3. Hindu Marriage Act does not apply unless both spouses are Hindus.

Form 11 is a notice containing the particulars of the divorce case having the details of the court, date of hearing among other things.

You can attend the court that day and advise your advocate to file vakalat on your behalf. The court will not ask you anything during first appearance.

If you are ready to give divorce as sought for by your husband, then you may file a memo stating the same