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Bombay High Court Allows Husband's Appeal for Divorce on Ground of Cruelty Under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 — Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage and Long Separation Considered Cruelty. False Criminal Complaints and Over 13 Years of Separation Justify Grant of Divorce with Permanent Alimony of Rs. 25 Lakhs.

The appellant-husband, Yogendra Lahu Bhoir, and the respondent-wife, Prema Yogendra Bhoir, were married on 10 May 2006 and had a son born on 18 June 2...

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Supreme Court Upholds Impartible Estate Status of Nazul Property in Former Ruler's Succession Dispute. Perpetual Leasehold Rights Held as Part of Impartible Estate Governed by Primogeniture, Not Coparcenary Property.

The Supreme Court of India heard civil appeals arising from a common judgment of the Allahabad High Court concerning the nature of perpetual leasehold...

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Supreme Court Allows Husband's Appeal for Divorce on Ground of Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage Under Article 142 Despite Wife's Objection. Marriage Dissolved with Rs. 20 Lakh Permanent Alimony to Wife.

The appellant husband and respondent wife were married on 09.05.1993 and had a male child on 29.08.1995. Due to differences, the wife stayed at her pa...

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Karnataka High Court Dismisses Husband's Appeal in Divorce Case Due to Lack of Fraud or Cruelty. Allegations of Pre-Marital Assurance and Non-Consummation Do Not Constitute Grounds for Annulment or Divorce Under Sections 12(1)(a) and 13(1)(ia) of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.

The appellant-husband, Kiran C., filed a petition under Section 12(1)(a) read with Section 13(1)(ia) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, seeking annulmen...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Husband's Second Appeal in Divorce Case — Finding of No Cruelty or Desertion Upheld. Husband's Petition for Divorce Under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 Dismissed as Allegations of Cruelty and Desertion Not Proved.

The appellant husband, Yogesh Baburao Patil, and the respondent wife, Sou. Rupali Yogesh Patil, were married on 9 December 2001 at Nashik as per Hindu...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Railways' Petition Challenging Equal Pension to Two Widows. Railway Pension Rules Allow Payment to Multiple Widows in Equal Shares Despite Second Marriage Being Void Under Hindu Marriage Act.

The Union of India, through the General Manager of South East Central Railway, Bilaspur, and the Divisional Railway Manager, Nagpur, filed a writ peti...

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Bombay High Court Allows Revision Application in Hindu Marriage Act Case — Sets Aside Ex Parte Decree Due to Lack of Proper Service. Service by affixture without prior attempts at personal service is not sufficient compliance with Order 5 Rule 17 CPC.

The revision applicant, Kishore @ Sundar s/o Rupchand Gujar, filed a Hindu Marriage Petition No. 96 of 2007 seeking divorce from his wife, Archana w/o...