1. This revision is directed against the fair and executable order passed in O.P.No.47 of 2008 in granting a decree of divorce on mutual consent.

2. The revision petitioner herein was the 2nd petitioner and the respondent herein was the 1st petitioner in O.P.No.47 of 2008, a petition filed by both parties for divorce on mutual consent.

3. The averment made in the petition filed by both the parties before the lower Court would be as follows:-

The marriage between the petitioners was solemnised on 22.01.2007 at Krishna Mahal Kalyana Mandapam at Chengalpattu, as per Hindu rites and customs and the presence of kith and kin from both sides. Soon after the marriage, after a brief stay at Chengalpattu, there arose some indifferences in their marital life. Some irreconciliable disputes and differences arose between to get separated from each other as all efforts of reconciliation have failed.

3(2) Inspite of best efforts to bridge the indifferences has failed now there is absolutely no scope to rejoin. The petitioners have decided to settle the matter by mutual consent. This Court has jurisdiction as the parties had resided together at Chengalpattu in the above stated address wh