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Sunday, November 11, 2018
Indian Court Says Jewish Divorce By Mutual Consent Not Permitted
Times of India today reports on a Sept. 24 decision by the Family Court in Mumbai denying a Jewish couple's petition for divorce by mutual consent. Unlike the situation of numerous other religious groups, there is no codified statutory law in India governing Jewish divorces. The court held that the divorce is governed by uncodified Jewish personal law, and the parties have not shown that divorce by mutual consent is allowed under Jewish law.
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Jewish divorce