Supreme Court of India
Balwinder Kaur v. Hardeep Singh
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Hindu Law : Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 .: Sections 9, 13, 23 and 28-Divorce proceedings initiated by wife-Non-appearance of husband-Ex-parte divorce decree granted-Appeal by wife before High Court alleging ji-aud committed by husband in getting her signature on the divorce petition and that she. never intended to seek divorce-Summarily dismissal by High Court-On appeal, Held, High Court dismissed the appeal without satisfYing itself that the requirements of law have been satisfied-Failure to exercise power of Superintendence under Article 227-Divorce decree set aside-Matter remanded to trial
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