Supreme Court of India
Razia Begum v. Sahebzadi Anwar Begum & Others
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Civil Procedure-Addition of parties-Declaratory suit-Claim of status as married wife-Admission by husband-Right of wife and son denying plaintiff's claim, to be added as parties-Mohammedan law-Code of Civil Procedure (Act V of I9@8), 0. I, r. I0(2)-Speci fic Relief Act (I of I877), ss. 42, 43. The appellant instituted a suit against the third respondent, inter alia, for a declaration that she was his lawfully married wife, alleging that though the fact of her marriage was known to all who knew him, he was trying to suppress the facts in such a way that the members of his family should
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