Supreme Court of India
Ravinder Kaur v. Anil Kumar
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Penal Code, 1860 - ss. 493 and 494 - Complaint by wife against her husband ulss. 493, 494, 495, 496, 420, 506 rlw. s/ 1208 /PC - Alleging that the husband deceitfully co-habited with her even after obtaining ex-parte decree of divorce against her - Complaint not entertained by courts 0 below - Appeal limited to the a/legation ulss. 493 and 494 alone - Held: In view of the fact that the ex-parte decree was subsequently set aside, the matt:imonial ties would be deemed to subsist during the alleged period - Hence, the charge uls. 493 not made out and The offence u/s. 494 is compounded in terms
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