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1974 Supreme(AP) 124

P.RAMACHANDRA RAJU
Jeedigunta Ananda Lakshmi – Appellant
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Jeedigunta Bhaskara Narasimham – Respondent


P. RAMACHANDRA RAJU, J.

( 1 ) THE third party who wants to come on record in O. P. No. 135 of 1968 on the file of the District Court, Eluru, is the petitioner. The O. P, is filed under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act for divorce by a husband against his wife, respondents 1 and 2 herein, Originally, a decree for divorce was passed ex parte on 11-3-1969. After more than one year, that is, the time to be elapsed from the date of decree for divorce before either party to the dissolved marriage can validity marry again, on 11-4-1970, the petitioner was married by the: 1st respondent. Subsequently, on an application filed by the 2nd respondent, to which the present petitioner was not made a party, the ex parte decree of divorce was set aside, ultimately, by this Court. It is after the ex parte divorce decree was set aside and O. P. was restored to file for disposal afresh, the petitioner has come forward with the application in question under Order 1, Rule 10 (2) of the Code of Civil Procedure to come on record, alleging that she married the 1st respondent on 11-4-1970 in Madras and ever since she has been living with him as his legally wedded wife. The 1st respondent married her sta





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