Supreme Court of India
Kamala and Others v. M.R. Mohan Kumar
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Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 – s.125 – Maintena nce under, claimed by wife – Standard of proof required to prove marriage – Marriage between appellant No.1-wife (PW -1) and respondent-husband was solemnized against the wishe s of their parents – Appellant No.2-daughter and appellant no. 3-son were born out of the wedlock – However, after some time respondent allegedly started harassing the appellant no.1 and neglected the children – Appellant no.1 claimed maintenance – Respondent denied the factum of marriage – Family Court allowed the appell ant’s claim and ordered maintenance of
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