Is Second marriage valid or invalid from neha's sideandcancondonationofdelaycanbechallengedfromvijay

Vijay and Neha married each other on 15th January, 2013 according to Hindu Rituals and resided at Karol Bagh, Delhi along with the parents of Vijay. II On 15.07.2014: Neha delivered a baby girl due to which there arose a lot of differences. She also threatened her that if she will not bear a boy for their family, she will remarry her son to another girl. Neha persuaded her husband to leave his parents and start living separately, to which, Vijay never agreed.Neha started refusing for sexual intercourse with Vijay and also started ignoring the household chores and his parents. On the other hand, Vijay started coming late from office. Neha was disappointed and one day she again requested Vijay to move to another house in order to improve their relationship, to which Vijay bluntly refused. 18.10.2015: Neha returned to her parent's house with her minor daughter due to constant nagging of her mother-in-law and inability of her husband to change the residence. On 10 January, 2016 Vijay visited her parent's house but he never found her there and because of the mental pressure by her parents, Neha was neither allowed to meet Vijay nor communicate through phone. On 24.07.2016: Vijay filed a petition under Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 for the Restitution of Conjugal Rights to save his marriage. Finally on 23rd January 2017, Court passed the decree, according to which Neha was suppose to resume her matrimonial home, but she did not turn up even after decree of Restitution of Conjugal Rights. Vijay then filed an execution of above said decree, Summons were issued to Neha at the given address but the same were returned and marked as “refused to accept". V On 15.03.2018: Vijay then filed a petition for Divorce under Section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. It was considered as a constructive notice by the Family Court and the Family Court proceeded with the matter. The petition was heard ex-parte and on the basis of the evidence produced by Vijay, the Family Court granted divorce to the husband on 26th Sept 2018. The Copy of the order was sent to Neha by Vijay on the address provided. On 25th March, 2019, Vijay remarried Suman, a Hindu Woman. Suman conceived Vijay's child and the due date for delivery was 18 May, 2020. Neha filed an application on 11th Jan, 2021, before the Delhi High Court for condonation of delay for filing appeal against the decree of the family Court granting ex-parte decree to Vijay. She stated that she was unaware of the proceedings, as the summons were served on the old address and she along with her parents moved to a new house which Vijay was very well aware of and he intentionally did not serve her on the new address. She came to know about all the above through some common friend and she never had the intention to desert Vijay but she only wanted to teach a lesson to her mother-in-law but never desired to severe the matrimonial bond and for that, she had taken Vijay into confidence condonation is accepted.