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    Wife Secretly Arranging Daughter’s Marriage Without Informing Husband Is Mental Cruelty: Madras High Court
    Wife Secretly Arranging Daughter’s Marriage Without Informing Husband Is Mental Cruelty: Madras High Court
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    Wife Secretly Arranging Daughter’s Marriage Without Informing Husband Is Mental Cruelty: Madras High Court

    The Madras High Court ruled that a wife’s act of secretly arranging their daughter’s marriage without informing the father amounts to mental cruelty under matrimonial law, and granted divorce after finding her conduct caused distress preventing continuation thereafter.

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    Father Cannot Be Denied Custody Just for Not Producing Wife’s Death Certificate & Child’s Birth Certificate: Orissa High Court
    Father Cannot Be Denied Custody Just for Not Producing Wife’s Death Certificate & Child’s Birth Certificate: Orissa High Court
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    Father Cannot Be Denied Custody Just for Not Producing Wife’s Death Certificate & Child’s Birth Certificate: Orissa High Court

    The Orissa High Court ruled that a father’s custody claim cannot be rejected only because he did not submit the wife’s death certificate and the child’s birth certificate, set-a siding the Family Court’s technical grounds for denial.

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    Non-compliance with Reservation Rules|| Apex Court to Hear Petition Challenging High Court Ruling on Recruitment of 69,000 Assistant Teachers in UP
    Non-compliance with Reservation Rules|| Apex Court to Hear Petition Challenging High Court Ruling on Recruitment of 69,000 Assistant Teachers in UP
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    “Custody of Minor is Paramount Welfare of the Child”| SC Grants Custody of Three-Year-Old Daughter to Father, Directs Sisters-in-Law to Comply

    On Tuesday( 20th August),The Supreme Court of India ruled in favor of a father in a custody battle, ordering his sisters-in-law to hand over his three-year-old daughter. The court emphasized that the child’s welfare and the father’s natural guardianship were paramount.

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