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ARVIND SINGH SANGWAN
Komal – Appellant
Versus
Manu Dhand – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Arvind Singh Sangwan, J. (Oral) - In view of the Resolution of the Bar, the Lawyers are abstaining from work.
2. Prayer in this petition is for transfer of the petition filed under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, pending in the Family Court, Ludhiana to the competent Court of jurisdiction at Kapurthala. It is submitted in the petition that on account of a matrimonial discord, the petitioner has filed a petition under Section 125 Cr.P.C. at Kapurthala.
3. It is also stated in the petition that the respondent/husband has filed the petition under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, as a counter-blast, before the Principal Judge, Family Court, Ludhiana. It is further stated that on account of a petition filed by the respondent/husband, the petitioner is facing great difficulty in prosecuting the said case as there is a distance of about 80 Kms from Kapurthala to Ludhiana.
4. Lastly, it is stated that the petitioner is having a minor child, who is living in her care and custody and she is facing difficulty to defend the case as she has to travel from Kapurthala to Ludhiana.
5. Reliance can be placed upon the judgments 'Sumita Singh vs Kumar Sanjay', 2002 SC 396 and 'Rajani K
In transfer petitions of matrimonial disputes, the convenience of the wife should be given more weightage, and the economic and social conditions of the parties should be considered.
The convenience of the wife and the economic condition of the parties are crucial factors in deciding transfer petitions in matrimonial matters.
The convenience of the female litigant, economic soundness of both parties, and the social strata of the spouses are crucial factors in deciding the transfer of a matrimonial dispute/case at the inst....
The convenience of the female litigant and the economic soundness of the parties are key considerations in transfer matters involving matrimonial disputes.
The convenience of the female litigant, economic soundness of the parties, and principles established in relevant judgments are crucial factors in deciding transfer petitions in matrimonial disputes.
The convenience of the female litigant and the economic soundness of both parties are crucial factors in considering the transfer of matrimonial disputes, along with the importance of trying related ....
In matrimonial matters, the convenience of the wife and the economic soundness of both parties are crucial factors to be considered in deciding the transfer of a case.
The convenience of the parties, especially the wife, and the economic soundness of both parties are crucial factors in deciding the transfer of matrimonial disputes.
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