Supreme Court of India
Deoki Panjhiyara v. Shashi Bhushan Narayan Azad & Anr.
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Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005: s. 12 - Proceedings before trial court -Interim maintenance granted by trial court - Set aside by High Court on production of marriage certificate showing the first marriage of appellant with another man - Held: If according to respondent, the marriage between him and the appellant was void on acpount of the previous marriage of the appellant, he ought to have obtained the necessary declaration from competent court in view of the highly contentious questions raised by appellant on the said score - In the absence of any valid decree of
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