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Allahabad High Court denies maintenance to woman for failing to prove legal marriage

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The Allahabad High Court set aside a Family Court order granting maintenance to a woman, ruling she failed to prove she was legally married.
However, maintenance for their minor daughter was upheld, citing the father's legal obligation.

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The Allahabad High Court set aside a Family Court order granting maintenance to a woman, ruling she failed to prove she was legally married. However, maintenance for their minor daughter was upheld, citing the father's legal obligation.

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