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Rules Legitimacy Conclusively Determines Paternity Under Section 112 of Indian Evidence Act; Bars Maintenance Claim Revival Due to Res Judicata and Protects Privacy in DNA Testing Disputes

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Supreme Court Rules Legitimacy Conclusively Determines Paternity Under Section 112 of Indian Evidence Act; Bars Maintenance Claim Revival Due to Res Judicata and Protects Privacy in DNA Testing Disputes
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Supreme Court Rules Legitimacy Conclusively Determines Paternity Under Section 112 of Indian Evidence Act; Bars Maintenance Claim Revival Due to Res Judicata and Protects Privacy in DNA Testing Disputes

Court’s Decision: The Supreme Court set aside the judgments of the Kerala High Court (dated May 21, 2018) and the Family Court (dated November 9, 2015). It quashed the maintenance…
Posted by Rawlaw January 28, 2025

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