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The Secretary To Government vs V Jeevitha 1St on 8 March, 2024

The Secretary To Government vs V Jeevitha 1St on 8 March, 2024
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State of tamil naduTamil naduJeevithab tassistantDevi deivanaiQuery alert serviceWrit courtNehru middle schoolDivision benchSwami renugal middle school viswanathaperiSchool managementDivision bench of the high courtHonble supreme courtSchool educationMadras high courtSchool education departmentHigh court

V Natarajan (Died) vs V Ramasamy on 29 February, 2024

V Natarajan (Died) vs V Ramasamy on 29 February, 2024
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Tamil naduNnissar ahmedFindings of the trial courtQuery alert serviceT vr chit fundsLower appellate courtTrial courtSub courtMadras high courtAppellate courtVirtual legal assistantPremium memberSecond appealPrincipal district judgeFor appellantsNnissar ahmed

Baskaran vs Harikrishna Nadar on 17 November, 2023

Baskaran vs Harikrishna Nadar on 17 November, 2023
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Tamil naduMariya ummalMariyam ummalPichamuthu nadarHarikrishna nadarMadurai bench of madras high courtTrial courtQuery alert serviceJeyapaul associatesMadras high courtSub courtJudicial magistrate courtRajapathy village agricultural development societyRajapathi village agricultural development societyAppellate courtVirtual legal assistant

Law Does Not Recognise Live-In Relationship As Marriage, Couples Living Together By Virtue Of Agreement Can t Seek Divorce: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court recently held that the law does not recognise a live in relationship as marriage and hence such a relationship cannot be recognised for the purpose of divorce either. The law.

S muhammad alikhanJustice muhamed mustaqueJustice sophy thomasDhanyap ashokanKerala high courtFamily courtHigh courtSpecial marriage actFor appellants