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1963 Supreme(Pat) 42

KANHAIYA SINGH, RAMRATNA SINGH
Kedar Nath Gupta – Appellant
Versus
Sm. Suprava – Respondent


Judgment

Ramratna Singh, J.

1. This appeal arises out of a petition filed before the District Judge of Purnea by the respondent under Sec.17 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 . The respondent in this Court is the first wife of the appellant. He married for the second time another girl named Radha Rani Gupta. According to the respondent, the second marriage of the appellant took place on the 26th May, 1957, that is, long after the commencement of the said Act. The respondent, therefore, prayed in her petition that the appellant be adjudged guilty under Sec.17 of the Act. She added in her petition that she preserved the right to seek remedy against the appellant under Sec.11 of the Act. The petition was transferred by the District Judge to the Court of the first Additional District Judge, Purnea; and during the arguments before the learned Additional District Judge it was verbally prayed on behalf of the respondent that a decree in terms of Sec.11 be passed, that is, the marriage between the appellant and Radharani Gupta be declared null and void. The appellant opposed the petition on the ground that his marriage with Radha Rani Gupta took place on the 26th April, 1955, that is, about t

















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