Supreme Court of India
Smt. T.gayatri Devi v. Dr.tallepaneni Sreekanth
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Transfer Petition - Petition of appellant-wife for transfer of divorce proceeding instituted by respondent-husband pending trial in Family Court, Hyderabad to Family Court at Kakinada - Rejected by High Court - Propriety - Held: Not proper - Approach of the High Court and the reasons assigned by it clearly unsustainable - High Court lost sight of the fact that respondent-husband on the one hand has filed a divorce proceeding against appellant-wife and further expects the same to be tried at a place of his choice, which is Hyderabad - High Court refused to transfer it to the place where the
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