Supreme Court of India
Krishnaveni Rai v. Pankaj Rai & Anr.
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Hindu Marriage Act, 1955: ss.5, 11, 15 – Claim for maintenance by appellant-wife – Plea of respondent-husband that appellant was not entitled to maintenance since their marriage was a nullity having taken place while an appeal by appellant against decree of divorce against her first husband was still pending – The said appeal by wife against first husband was filed almost one year after the expiry of limitation period – Whether second marriage performed during the pendency of an appeal from a decree of divorce a nullity, even though there were no stay of operation of the decree – Held: s.15…
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