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Allahabad High Court: Divorce Granted on Proven Cruelty

Allahabad High Court: Divorce Granted on Proven Cruelty, No Need to Prove Desertion Under Hindu Marriage Act S.13
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Allahabad High Court: Divorce Granted on Proven Cruelty, No Need to Prove Desertion Under Hindu Marriage Act S.13

Allahabad High Court: Divorce Granted on Proven Cruelty, No Need to Prove Desertion Under Hindu Marriage Act S.13It has been held by the Allahabad High Court that, if cruelty has been found or proved by the family court, then the marriage between the two parties ought to be dissolved. The Read more

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