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In which of the following cases S. C. held 'Talaq-ul-Biddat' is not a valid divorce ?

In "Shamim Ara Vs State of U.P." (2002) the Supreme Court held that a mere plea or pronouncement of triple talaq, unaccompanied by proof of proper pronouncement preceded by…

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In which of the following cases S. C. held 'Talaq-ul-Biddat' is not a valid divorce ?

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In "Shamim Ara Vs State of U.P." (2002) the Supreme Court held that a mere plea or pronouncement of triple talaq, unaccompanied by proof of proper pronouncement preceded by reasons and attempts at reconciliation, does not effect a valid divorce.

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