Supreme Court of India
Sanghamitra Ghosh v. Kajal Kumar Ghosh
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Hindu law: Hindu Marriage Act, 1955; Section 9: Wife tortured by her husband and in-laws-She was driven out of her matrimonial home along with her minor child-Criminal "Complaint-Filing of a petition by her husband in a District Court for restitution of conjugal rights-Filing of Transfer Petition by wife and later a joint petition along with her husband to grant a decree of divorce setting out terms of compromise-Held: Marriage has been wrecked beyond the hope of salvage Under the circumstances, it is appropriate to declare defunct dejure the marriage as it is defunct in defecto-All the
Where later benches applied it
- 2020 Mangayarkarasi v. M. Yuvaraj
- 2019 R. Srinivas Kumar v. R. Shametha
- 2018 Usha Uday Khiwansara v. Uday Kumar Jethamal Khiwansara
- 2009 Anil Kumar Jain v. Maya Jain
Of those, 3 referred to · 1 mentioned
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