Supreme Court of India
Santhini v. Vjjaya Venketesh
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We are of the view that the matter requires consideration by a larger Bench.
Judgment, page 10
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FamiZv Law - Transfer petition - Petitioner sought transfer of divorce petition and application for custody of minor child from the Family Court, Kera/a to Family Court, Tamil Nadu - Respondent husband relied on decision rendered by coordinate bench in *Krishna Vent Nagam and requested that there was no need to transfer the case and instead parties could be directed to avail the facility of video conferencing as suggested in the said decision - Held: To what an extent the confidence and confidentiality will be safeguarded and protected in video conferencing, particularly when efforts are
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