Supreme Court of India
Dawalsab v. Khajasab
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Family Courts Act, 1984 - ss. 7 and 8 - Petition filed by father under s. 125 CrPC for monthly maintenance from son c before Family Court, Bijapur - Son working in Syndagi - Whether the Family Court had jurisdiction to entertain the petition - Held, Yes - Syndagi also falls within Bijapur district - Under s.126(1 )(a) CrPC, jurisdiction for filing any proceeding under s. 125 would be in Bijapur itself where t Family Court for the district is situated - Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 - ss. 125 and 126(1). Appellant is the father of the respondent. He filed petition under Section 125 CrPC.
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