Supreme Court of India
M.P. Gangadharan and Anr. v. State of Kerala and Ors.
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Family Courts Act, 1984: Sections 3(/)(a), 7, II, 20 and 21. Family Court-Shifting of-From one place to another-Competent Authority to order the shifting-State Government established a Family Court at a certain place in the year 1999 in a tenanted premises-The litigant public, the Court staff and others concerned were facing difficulties in attending the said Court-The Bar Association of the District submitted a representation seeking the shifting of the Family Court from that place to another-The District Judge, in his report, pointed out various deficiencies and lack of infrastructure at…
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