Execution of Haitian divorce in India

I am Indian Hindu, got married to an Indian Hindu, in 1995 in India and we moved to USA in the same year. We separated in 1999 when I came back to India and my husband filed for a divorce in India. But in 2005, he withdrew the case in India, and filed for divorce in Haiti. When I received summons from Haiti, I tried to contact them but could not find any working phone/fax nos or email ids. I did not get any news from them and also did not understand the future course of action. Although one cyber-crime criminal case continued to run since 2000, we were not able to make any progress as despite all efforts we were not able to trace the whereabouts of my husband. In 2012, I decided to apply for divorce under Indian laws where I submitted the copy of the summons received from Haiti. The judge dismissed my case in 2017 on the grounds that the divorce may already have been procured in Haiti. Needless to say, I was shocked and started making fresh efforts in contacting Haiti. I was finally able to contact a very helpful person in Indian consulate of Haiti who has been able to provide me a certified copy of the divorce decree issued in 2005 that states ‘incompatible character’ as the grounds for divorce. My questions are: 1. Is this divorce decree conclusive as per sections 13, 14? 2. Do I need to take any further steps or consider this Haiti divorce decree as final and my legal status as divorced? 3. Am I correct to understand that since Haiti is not a ‘reciprocating territory’, I cannot to get the decree executed in India under section 44a. 4. Since it more than 3 years since the Haiti divorce decree has been passed, can I file a fresh suit in a district court with this foreign decree as evidence? Thank you very much. Shya Gupta