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    Even If People Know English, They Don’t Want To Speak It: Supreme Court While Hearing Divorce Transfer Plea from Kerala to Punjab
    Even If People Know English, They Don’t Want To Speak It: Supreme Court While Hearing Divorce Transfer Plea from Kerala to Punjab
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    Even If People Know English, They Don’t Want To Speak It: Supreme Court While Hearing Divorce Transfer Plea from Kerala to Punjab

    The Supreme Court of India said about Keralites that “Even if they know English, they don’t want to speak it,” the observation came while hearing a plea to transfer divorce case from Kerala to Punjab in the court today.

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    By Monalisha Sethi
    21 May 2026, 3:31 PM21 May 2026, 3:31 PM
    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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    9 December 2025, 4:56 PM9 December 2025, 4:56 PM
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