decree for judicial separation passed by him a nullity. It may be that that decree was wrongly passed, but in order that it should ... challenge the decree for judicial separation in the proceedings for a decree for divorce because the decree for judicial separation passed by the learned trial
decree under
Section 11 declaring the marriage null and void ab initio; a
decree under Section 12 annulling the marriage by a decree
of nullity ... view that passing of
the decree in Section 25 means the passing of a decree of
divorce, nullity, restitution of conjugal rights or judicial
separation
passing of the decree did not affect the character of the decree, and it continued to be a nullity and inexecutable in the area comprised ... raised two points against the execution of the decree--
(1) that the decree was a nullity when it
was passed, and therefore execution should
court. The decree was, therefore, an ex parte decree passed against non-resident foreigners and was on that account a nullity.
Subsequent political changes ... decree so passed would be a valid decree at least for that country.
How could a decree which was an absolute nullity be valid
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character. If a Court
passing a decree has no inherent jurisdiction, the decree is a nullity. A
decree passed by a Court without jurisdiction ... decree and, therefore,
not executable. If the Court which passes the decree lacks inherent
jurisdiction the decree would obviously be a nullity
enumerates the grounds on which the court may pass a decree of nullity of marriage. There are four grounds mentioned in the main part ... High Court or in the District Court. But, any decree of nullity of marriage passed by the District Judge shall be subject to confirmation
filed by the wife for a decree for nullity of marriage on the ground of impotency of the husband. A decree for annulment was passed ... both the provisions is a decree of nullity. Nullity postulates a full-fledged cessation of marital tie or connection. S. 16 of the Hindu Marriage
presented
by either party thereto," be so declared by a decree
of nullity, if it contravenes one of the specified con-
-ditions,----(briefiy ... marriage Was voidi. But such a. decree,
made by a civil court, will not be a decree of "nulli-
ty", as contemplated
