Supreme Court of India
Flg. Officer Rajiv Gakhar v. Ms. Bhavana @ Sahar Wasif
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In view of the above discussion and conclusion, we find no merit in the appeal.
Judgment, page 12
From the headnote
Hindu Marriage Act, 1955: ss. 5, 12 - Divorce petition filed by appellant-husband uls.5 for declaring his marriage nullity c on the ground of cheating and misrepresentation by the respondent-wife - Allegation in the petition against wife was that she did not disclose to the appellant prior to their marriage ·the fact of her conversion to Islam and previous marriage with a muslim, about the birth of two children out of said wedlock and her divorce from him - Trial court granted divorce - High Court set aside the divorce decree - On appeal, held: The analysis of the assertion of the wife and
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