Supreme Court of India
Bheemraya v. Suneetha
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Family Law - Matrimonial dispute - Two suits by wife, one for restraining the husband from marrying during her lifetime and another for perpetual injunction restraining the husband and his father from alienating suit property as she herself and her daughter (born out of the marriage) were entitled to 1!3rd share - She also filed petition uls. 9 of Hindu Marriage Act - Trial court decided the suit on merits - Order affirmed by first appellate court - Petition u/s. 9 dismissed by trial court - High Court held that suits were not maint.ainab/e because the plaintiff was a minor at the time of
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