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"Lawyers Will Make Merry": Chief Justice's Consent Divorce Advice To Woman
Hearing a petition for transfer of a matrimonial dispute case, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud advised a couple to agree to divorce by mutual consent and said a long legal fight would only benefit lawyers.
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Best Example Of Abuse Of Law: High Court On Woman's Case Against Husband, In-Laws
The High Court of Karnataka passed an interim order of stay on the complaint filed by a woman, alleging among other things, rape, by her husband with whom she lived for only one day.
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Marital Disputes Are Most Bitterly Fought Cases In Country: Bombay High Court
Children are treated like "chattel" or movable property in matrimonial disputes, Bombay High Court said while directing a woman to come to India from Thailand with her 15-year-old son so that he can meet his father and siblings.
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All Supreme Court Benches To Hear 10 Matrimonial Cases, 10 Bail Pleas Each Day
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said Supreme Court has decided that all the 13 benches will hear 10 transfer petitions pertaining to matrimonial disputes and equal number of bail petitions daily in a bid to lessen the pendency of cases.
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Matrimonial Cases Being Exaggerated Manifold With Pungent Charges: Court
The Allahabad High Court has said matrimonial disputes are often being "exaggerated manifold" with allegations of dowry-related atrocities.
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60 Cases Filed By Couple In Matrimonial Dispute. Supreme Court Says This
Amazed over the filing of 60 cases against each other by a separated couple in the last 41 years, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked them to go for mediation to settle the dispute, saying the "ingenuity"of lawyers has to be "marked".
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On Matrimonial Disputes, Supreme Court Chides "Casually" Naming Family
The Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings against a man and a woman in a dowry harassment case noting that the family members of the husband are being made accused in matrimonial disputes by making casual reference to them in FIR.
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Passports Of 5 NRIs Revoked Over Matrimonial Disputes
The Ministry of External Affairs has revoked the passports of five NRIs out of six cases, in which lookout circulars (LoCs) were issued by the Integrated Nodal Agency (INA) -- an inter-ministerial body dealing with matrimonial disputes of non-resident Indians (NRIs).
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Matrimonial Dispute Cases Can Be Transferred Out Of Kashmir: Supreme Court
Cases pertaining to matrimonial disputes can now be transferred out of Jammu and Kashmir by the Supreme court for ensuring access to justice to litigants, the Supreme Court today ruled.
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Court Directs Indian Embassy To Issue Fresh Passport In Matrimonial Case
The Madras High Court has directed the Indian Embassy at Atlanta, USA, to issue a fresh passport to one Srivatsan Pallavaram without taking note of a Lookout notice issued by police against him in a matrimonial dispute so to enable him to attend legal proceedings in different courts in Chennai, including the High Court.
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High Court appoints mediator to settle row between Yukta Mookhey and her husband
In a new twist in their matrimonial dispute case, former Miss World Yukta Mookhey and her estranged husband Prince Tuli today requested the Bombay High Court to appoint a mediator to settle the row between them.
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"Lawyers Will Make Merry": Chief Justice's Consent Divorce Advice To Woman
Hearing a petition for transfer of a matrimonial dispute case, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud advised a couple to agree to divorce by mutual consent and said a long legal fight would only benefit lawyers.
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Best Example Of Abuse Of Law: High Court On Woman's Case Against Husband, In-Laws
The High Court of Karnataka passed an interim order of stay on the complaint filed by a woman, alleging among other things, rape, by her husband with whom she lived for only one day.
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Marital Disputes Are Most Bitterly Fought Cases In Country: Bombay High Court
Children are treated like "chattel" or movable property in matrimonial disputes, Bombay High Court said while directing a woman to come to India from Thailand with her 15-year-old son so that he can meet his father and siblings.
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All Supreme Court Benches To Hear 10 Matrimonial Cases, 10 Bail Pleas Each Day
Chief Justice DY Chandrachud said Supreme Court has decided that all the 13 benches will hear 10 transfer petitions pertaining to matrimonial disputes and equal number of bail petitions daily in a bid to lessen the pendency of cases.
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Matrimonial Cases Being Exaggerated Manifold With Pungent Charges: Court
The Allahabad High Court has said matrimonial disputes are often being "exaggerated manifold" with allegations of dowry-related atrocities.
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60 Cases Filed By Couple In Matrimonial Dispute. Supreme Court Says This
Amazed over the filing of 60 cases against each other by a separated couple in the last 41 years, the Supreme Court on Wednesday asked them to go for mediation to settle the dispute, saying the "ingenuity"of lawyers has to be "marked".
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On Matrimonial Disputes, Supreme Court Chides "Casually" Naming Family
The Supreme Court has quashed criminal proceedings against a man and a woman in a dowry harassment case noting that the family members of the husband are being made accused in matrimonial disputes by making casual reference to them in FIR.
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Passports Of 5 NRIs Revoked Over Matrimonial Disputes
The Ministry of External Affairs has revoked the passports of five NRIs out of six cases, in which lookout circulars (LoCs) were issued by the Integrated Nodal Agency (INA) -- an inter-ministerial body dealing with matrimonial disputes of non-resident Indians (NRIs).
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Matrimonial Dispute Cases Can Be Transferred Out Of Kashmir: Supreme Court
Cases pertaining to matrimonial disputes can now be transferred out of Jammu and Kashmir by the Supreme court for ensuring access to justice to litigants, the Supreme Court today ruled.
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Court Directs Indian Embassy To Issue Fresh Passport In Matrimonial Case
The Madras High Court has directed the Indian Embassy at Atlanta, USA, to issue a fresh passport to one Srivatsan Pallavaram without taking note of a Lookout notice issued by police against him in a matrimonial dispute so to enable him to attend legal proceedings in different courts in Chennai, including the High Court.
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High Court appoints mediator to settle row between Yukta Mookhey and her husband
In a new twist in their matrimonial dispute case, former Miss World Yukta Mookhey and her estranged husband Prince Tuli today requested the Bombay High Court to appoint a mediator to settle the row between them.
