Supreme Court of India
Sujata Uday Patil v. Uday Madhukar Patil
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Hindu Marriage Act, 1955-Sections 13(1) (i-a) and (i-b)-Divorce petition on the ground of cruelty and desertion by wife-Trial Court granting decree of judicial separation-Appellate Courts granting decree of divorce and alimony to the wife and the child-Husband remarried after decree of divorce-In appeal, held: Decree of divorce rightly granted-In view of remarriage by husband, denial of decree of divorce to husband would not serve any useful purpose-Direction to pay lump sum amount of eight lakhs towards maintenance of wife and son. Matrimonial Law-Matrimonial disputes-Adjudication of-Held:
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