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RAJASTHAN HC REJECTS DNA PATERRNITY TEST IN DIVORCE CASE

RAJASTHAN HC REJECTS DNA PATERRNITY TEST IN DIVORCE CASE
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RAJASTHAN HC REJECTS DNA PATERRNITY TEST IN DIVORCE CASE

[i]Rajasthan high court in a landmark judgement  refused to allow DNA paternity test to ascertain adultery as a ground for divorce . The court held that the child cannot be used as a pawn in divorce proceedings and the”sanctity of the child “ cannot be be compromised. The petitioner marriage Read more

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