Supreme Court of India
Smt. Lata Kamat v. Vilas
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Hindu Marriage Act 1956: Sections I I, 12, 13 and 28-Decree of nullity and decree of divorce--Distinction between-Marriage declared nullity-Wife filing appeal-Husband marrying after trial Court decree but before the filing of the appeal-Appeal whether rendered infructuous Indian Limitation Act 1963: Sections 4, 24 and 29-Applicability of provisions of Act to an appeal under section 28 Hindu Marriage Act 1956-...-Time required for obtaining copies of judgment to be excluded. c decree in favour of the respondent-husband was granted by the Trial Court declaring his marriage with the appellant to
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