In which one of the following cases the Delhi High Court held that pronouncement of talaq 3 times at a…
In "Masroor Ahmed v. State (NCT of Delhi)", the Delhi High Court held that three pronouncements of talaq made at one sitting by a Muslim husband amount to only a single,…
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In which one of the following cases the Delhi High Court held that pronouncement of talaq 3 times at a time by a Muslim husband results in a single talaq only
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In "Masroor Ahmed v. State (NCT of Delhi)", the Delhi High Court held that three pronouncements of talaq made at one sitting by a Muslim husband amount to only a single, revocable talaq rather than an irrevocable triple talaq.
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