Section 44 of DA : Section 44: Power To Make Such Orders After Decree Or Confirmation
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a couple, John and Mary, who recently got divorced through a decree of dissolution under The Divorce Act, 1869. They have two minor children. Post-divorce, Mary, who has been granted custody, struggles fin...
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