'It Takes Time To Settle Down in Marriage': Supreme Court Refuses To Use Powers of Article 142 To Dissolve 40-Day Union of Couple
The apex court refused to quash a marriage, noting that the parties had only resided together for 40 days before separating from each other. The bench of Justices Rajesh Bindal and Aravind Kumar hoped that good sense would prevail over both parties.
Supreme Court recently refused to use powers of Article 142 to dissolve a 40-day union between a couple, saying, "It takes time to settle down in marriage". The apex court refused to quash a marriage, noting that the parties had only resided together for 40 days before separating from each other, reports Bar and Bench. While refusing to quash the couple's marriage, the bench of Justices Rajesh Bindal and Aravind Kumar hoped that good sense would prevail over both parties. Bombay HC on Widowed Daughter-in-Law: Wife of Deceased Husband Not Liable To Maintain Her Parents-in-Law Under Section 125 CrPC.
It Takes Time To Settle Down in Marriage
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