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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION
CIVIL ORIGINAL JURISDICTION
TRANSFER PETITION (CIVIL) NO.763 OF 2007
J.LALITHA Petitioner(s)
J.LALITHA Petitioner(s)
VERSUS
JEYAGURU Respondent(s)
Heard both sides.
The petitioner is the wife of the respondent and the respondent had filed a petition for divorce of the marriage before the Principal Family Court at Bangalore. The petitioner-wife is residing at Rajapalayam town in Tamil
Nadu and seeks transfer of the M.C.No.552/06 titled as Jayaguru Vs.
J.Lalitha, pending in the Principal Family Court at Bangalore to the District
Court at Srivilliputur(Tamil Nadu). The respondent has no objection for such transfer. In the circumstances, M.C.No.552/06 titled as Jeyaguru Vs.
J.Lalitha, pending in the Principal Family Court at Bangalore is directed to be transferred to the District Court at Srivilliputur (Tamil Nadu) to be tried by the District Court or be entrusted to be tried by the Court of competent jurisdiction. The transferee Court may endeavour to dispose of the matter at an early date.
The transfer petition is allowed accordingly. ...............CJI.
(K.G. BALAKRISHNAN) .................J.
(P. SATHASIVAM) .................J.
(J.M. PANCHAL)
NEW DELHI;
9TH JULY, 2008.
Heard both sides.
The petitioner is the wife of the respondent and the respondent had filed a petition for divorce of the marriage before the Principal Family Court at Bangalore. The petitioner-wife is residing at Rajapalayam town in Tamil
Nadu and seeks transfer of the M.C.No.552/06 titled as Jayaguru Vs.
J.Lalitha, pending in the Principal Family Court at Bangalore to the District
Court at Srivilliputur(Tamil Nadu). The respondent has no objection for such transfer. In the circumstances, M.C.No.552/06 titled as Jeyaguru Vs.
J.Lalitha, pending in the Principal Family Court at Bangalore is directed to be transferred to the District Court at Srivilliputur (Tamil Nadu) to be tried by the District Court or be entrusted to be tried by the Court of competent jurisdiction. The transferee Court may endeavour to dispose of the matter at an early date.
The transfer petition is allowed accordingly. ...............CJI.
(K.G. BALAKRISHNAN) .................J.
(P. SATHASIVAM) .................J.
(J.M. PANCHAL)
NEW DELHI;
9TH JULY, 2008.
JUDGMENT