Supreme Court of India
Raj Kumar Rana v. Rita Rathore
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Hindu Maniage Act, 1955: s.13 - Divorce petition by husband - Dismissed by trial court and High Court - Appeal - Supreme Court directed appellant-husband to deposit Rs. 10 lacs - On deposit of Rs. 1 o· lacs, parties 0 referred to Mediation Centre - Respondent-wife filed affidavit expressing her consent for divorce and stated that the amount of Rs. 10 lacs deposited by appellant be paid to her as permanent alimony and also as maintenance of the minor son - Pursuant to the affidavit filed by the respondent-wife and taking into consideration the strained relationship between the parties for long
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