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SC can grant divorce on grounds of irretrievable breakdown of marriage

A constitution bench said that both sides have to agree to nullify the marriage. It also ruled that the six-month waiting p[period to apply for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act can be done away with if both parties consent to it
Perarivalan’s release: What made the SC rule the way it did?

The “inexplicable delay not on account of the prisoner (which) is inexcusable”, besides his good behaviour and education gained during these years in incarceration, helped the cause of the convict in the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case
Supreme Court orders release of AG Perarivalan convicted in Rajiv Gandhi assassination

The Supreme Court invoked its powers under Article 142 to direct AG Perarivalan's release, which comes three days ahead of the thirty-first death anniversary of the former prime minister
Sebi blow: Sahara left with very few options

Sebi's blow last night has sent the Subrata Roy promoted Sahar Group reeling. Sebi orders backed by two Supreme Court rulings, has left little wiggle room for Sahara. CNBC-TV18‘s Ashmit Kumar reports.

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Article 142

SC can grant divorce on grounds of irretrievable breakdown of marriage

Perarivalan’s release: What made the SC rule the way it did?

Supreme Court orders release of AG Perarivalan convicted in Rajiv Gandhi assassination

Sebi blow: Sahara left with very few options