Supreme Court of India
Sau. Jiya v. Kuldeep
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Issue for Consideration Issue arose as regards permanent alimony to be given by respondent-husband to appellant-wife, post-divorce. Headnotes† Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 – s.13 – Divorce – Permanent Alimony – Marriage between the parties dissolved by the family court on the ground of cruelty, on a petition filed by the respondent-husband – Decree of divorce affirmed by the High Court – Matter before this Court, wherein it has come to the knowledge that the respondent has re-married, thus the subsisting dispute as regards the maintenance: Held: Husband has already remarried, parties stayed
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