Supreme Court of India
Sunil v. Sakshi @ Shweta & Anr.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that all the above said case papers are the print out from one and the same computer software and the husband has made use of the blank vakalath signed by the wife for engaging senior G Counsel of his Advocate and obtained a decree of dissolution of his marriage with the appellant and to deprive her rights.
Judgment, page 6
From the headnote
Family law: Divorce petition by appellant-husband - Respondent-wife proceeded ex parte - Ex parte order set aside and case adjourned for conciliation - Next hearing, wife again remained absent- Divorce decree - Challenged by wife in High Court on the ground that the divorce decree was obtained by husband by playing fraud on court and she never appeared before the court nor she had knowledge about the case filed by husband - Family Court order sheet dated 17. 9. 2012 showed the presence of appellant-husband and wife - High Court framed the question as to whether the impugned judgment and
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