Supreme Court of India
Delma Lubna Coelho v. Edmond Clint Fernandes
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For the reasons mentioned above, we do not find any merit in the present petition.
Judgment, page 7
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Transfer Petition – Divorce petition was filed by h usband before Family Judge, Mangaluru, Karnataka – Present petition f iled by wife, a permanent resident of Canada, presently based at Mumbai, Maharashtra seeking transfer of divorce pet ition from Mangaluru, Karnataka to Family Court at Bandra, Mum bai, Maharashtra – Held: Petitioner is a permanent resident of Canada – She had shifted there in the year 2014 and was working there on a well-paid job, however, came to India for the matrimonial alli ance – As the petitioner is a permanent resident of Canada, she must be travelling abroad
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