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petition for divorce. A copy of the said judgment was sent to the
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petition, apart from divorce, the petitioner has also claimed
maintenance and accommodation for herself
Corpus
cannot also be resorted to, to execute an order of a foreign court.
31. Ms. Rajkotia submits that the petitioner has failed to disclose ... fact that the he
has filed a petition for divorce before the foreign court after his return to US
from India. She submits that
them to reap
the benefits of a divorce at a cheaper cost in a foreign
country, subjected her to financial distress and
helplessness. That goes ... Still the respondent claims that since already
there is a divorce of the foreign Court, the petition is not
maintainable and trial Court accepts
revolves around
the necessity to comply with the direction issued by the
foreign Court against the appellant-wife to produce their
daughter before ... separated in December 1940. On
17-12-1941, a decree of divorce was passed in USA and
custody of the child was given
adjudication on the necessity to comply with the direction issued by
the foreign court against the appellant to produce the minor child
before ... enforcement but its grave consideration. In that
case, a decree of divorce was passed in USA and custody of the child
was given
contravention of an order of the competent foreign
court. The spouses before the Court were divorced and the custody of
the child had been granted ... India. This was done in
contravention of a direction of the foreign court that if the father wished
to travel outside of US, he shall
restitution of conjugal rights despite a decree of
divorce having been granted by Foreign Court and, therefore, the appellant
does not have cause of action ... respondent is his legally wedded wife and the decree of divorce dated
23.04.2012 allegedly passed by the Federal Magistrate's Court of Australia
decree of divorce by the Courts of Republic
of Singapore loses its significance as the mere allegation of the
divorce taken place at Singapore does ... according to Hindu rites and customs and the alleged divorce
has taken place in a foreign country- Singapore. The validity of
the alleged divorce
husband of the Complainant is residing in foreign country.
Husband- Md. Afsar Hussain Pervez has already divorced the
Complainant from Kuwait on 18.05.2010 through
Respondent, in her no fault divorce petition No.TTD-FA156010024 pending on the file of the Foreign Court. The 3rd Respondent agrees to withdraw ... Respondent have agreed to abide by the decree of divorce to be granted by the Foreign Court in TTD-FA156010024, and not on any other
