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Supreme Court of India 2017-08-25 disposed

Vijay Kapoor vs Anju Kapoor

Bench: 2 — Kurian

In Brief

This appeal concerned a prolonged matrimonial dispute between Vijay Kapoor and Anju Kapoor spanning approximately 12 years. After intervention by the appellant's sister, the parties amicably settled their differences and submitted a Memo of Settlement and application for mutual consent divorce. The Supreme Court, exercising jurisdiction under Article 142 of the Constitution, dissolved the marriage by decree of mutual consent divorce. The parties were directed to abide by the settlement terms, including property transfer to the respondent and children, and undertook to cooperate in matters concerning their children's marriage and related functions. The appeal was disposed of.

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Family Law Matrimonial Law Divorce Mutual Consent Divorce Hindu Marriage Act Constitution of India - Article 142 Settlement and Compromise Children's Welfare

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