Supreme Court of India
Durga Prasanna Tripathy v. Arundhatl Tripathy
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Hindu Marriage Act, 1955-Section 13(/)-Marriage broke down within 7 months-Family Court granted decree of divorce to husband on grounds of desertion and cruelty by wife-Husband directed to pay Rs. 50,000 towards permanent alimony-High Court set aside the decree of divorce-On appeal, held : Parties are living separately for last 14 years Marriage has irretrievably broken down-No scope for re-union or re conciliation-Hence, dissolution of niarriage appropriate-However, amount towards permanent alimony enhanced by Rs. I /akh-Family Courts Act, 1984-Section 19-Constitution of India,
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- 2008 Satish Sitole v. Smt. Ganga
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