Supreme Court of India
Hirachand Sr!nivas Managaonkar v. Sunanda
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Hindu Law: Hindu Marriage Act, 1955: Sections 10(2), 13(1- )(i) and 23(l)(a). Judicial Separation-Maintenance not paid-Divorce petition- Maintainability of-Decree for judicial separation passed on wife's application on ground of husband's adultery-Husband did not pay maintenance to wife and daughter-Husband continued to live in adultery-Husband filed petition for divorce as cohabitation not resumed for a period of more than one year Held : It is nor mandatory to grant decree of divorce merely because there is no cohabitation for the requisite period-After judicial separation it is the duty
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