Supreme Court of India
Vennangot Anuradha Samir v. Vennangot Mohandas Samir
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Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 - ss. 13B - Matrimonial dispute - Petition for dissolution of marriage on the ground of cruelty-Application before Supreme Court for transfer of divorce petition pending before Family Court Bombay to Family Court at Hyderabad - Matter referred to Supreme Court Mediation Centre for amicable settlement- Settlement agreement wherein husband agreed to pay Rs. 12. 5 lakhs to his wife towards full and final settlement as alimony and maintenance at the time of passing of decree of divorce by mutual consent - While filing application for divorce by mutual consent wife stated
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