Supreme Court of India
Usha Uday Khiwansara v. Uday Kumar Jethamal Khiwansara
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Matrimonial laws: Dissolution of marriage – In exercise of power u/Art.142 of the Constitution – On facts, grant of ex parte divorce decree in favour of husband by the High Court – Challenge to, by the wife – On appeal, held: Parties have been living separately for last more than a decade and there is no chance of both coming together to continue their marital life, and no issue was born out of wedlock – Furthermore, wife has been ailing for long time and living with her relatives, and has no independent income of her own, whereas her husband is quite resourceful person – In order to ensure…
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