Supreme Court of India
Pranay Majumdar v. Bina Majumdar
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Special Marriage Act, 1954-S.27(d)-Divorce petition-Settlement- Parties not living together since I 7 years-Living together peacefully by both parties not possible-Offer of husband of Rs.3 lacs by way of permanent alimony_ to wife in full and final settlement, accepted by wife- c Decree of divorce granted Appellant-husband filed a suit for divorce. Trial Court decreed the same. On appeal, High Court set aside the decree.…
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