Supreme Court of India
Dinesh Singh Thakur v. Sonal Thakur
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We are of the opinion that the proceedings in the Foreign Court cannot be said to be oppressive or vexatious.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Specific Relief Act, 1963: s.41 – Injunction – Refusal of – When – Petition u/ss. 13 and 26 of Hindu Marriage Act – By husband – Pending adj udication, petition seeking divorce filed by wife in the Court in USA – Suit filed by husband seeking permanent injuction (anti-suit inju nction) to restrain the wife from pursuing the petition before the Court in USA – Ex-parte ad interim injunction granted – Therfeafter, on application by wife, injunction vacated – The order was further confirmed by High Court – On appeal, held: Both the p arties are permanent citizens of USA – Courts in India as well
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