Section 21B of HMA : Section 21B: Special Provision Relating To Trial And Disposal Of Petitions Under The Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a couple, Ravi and Priya, who have filed for divorce under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Their case is brought before a family court in India. According to Section 21B of the Act:
- The court begins the trial, and Ravi and Priya are required to attend daily hearings. The judge is committed to concluding the trial without unnecessary delays. Only if there is a compelling reason, which must be documented, can the judge postpone a hearing to a ...
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