Supreme Court of India
Mrs. Payal Ashok Kumar Jindal v. Capt. Ashok Kumar Jindal
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We are of the view that in D this case fair-play and the interest of justice required the issuance of a fresh notice to the parties after the stay order was vacated by this Court.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Family Court's Act, 1984 : Section 10. Hindu Marriage Act, 1956 : Section 13. Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 Or 5. Rule 9, · 10 and Or 9 rule 6. Constitution of India, 1950 : Articles 136 and 142. Divorce proceedings against wife before Family Court Pune--Petition for transfer in Supreme Court by wife for transfer of proceedings from Family Court Pune to Family Court Delhi-Petition dismissed-Notices by Registered Post and substituted service by Newspaper publication made for appearance of wife-Non appearance of wife-Set a parte-Divorce decree granted to husband-Application by wife for setting
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