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Pestering Son-in-law To Abandon His Parents Amounts To Cruelty: High Court
Pestering a son-in-law to abandon his parents and start living with his in-laws as 'ghar jamai' amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court has held while granting a divorce decree in favour of a man.
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False Police Complaint By Wife An "Act Of Cruelty", Says Delhi High Court
A wife making false police complaint and the prospect of being summoned to a police station hanging over the husband like a "Damocles' sword" is cruelty, the Delhi High Court has said, while granting divorce to an estranged couple.
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KFC Sues Three Companies Amid Eight-Legged Chicken Rumours
Yum Brands Inc's KFC unit in China said on Monday it has sued three companies it claims are using a popular messaging service to spread false rumours about the fried-chicken chain.
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Google refutes Microsoft charge
Google has fired again at Microsoft, accusing it of resorting to false allegations in a battle to win a US government contract.
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Google refutes Microsoft charge
Google has fired again at Microsoft, accusing it of resorting to false allegations in a battle to win a US government contract.
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Pestering Son-in-law To Abandon His Parents Amounts To Cruelty: High Court
Pestering a son-in-law to abandon his parents and start living with his in-laws as 'ghar jamai' amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court has held while granting a divorce decree in favour of a man.
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False Police Complaint By Wife An "Act Of Cruelty", Says Delhi High Court
A wife making false police complaint and the prospect of being summoned to a police station hanging over the husband like a "Damocles' sword" is cruelty, the Delhi High Court has said, while granting divorce to an estranged couple.
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KFC Sues Three Companies Amid Eight-Legged Chicken Rumours
Yum Brands Inc's KFC unit in China said on Monday it has sued three companies it claims are using a popular messaging service to spread false rumours about the fried-chicken chain.
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Google refutes Microsoft charge
Google has fired again at Microsoft, accusing it of resorting to false allegations in a battle to win a US government contract.
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Google refutes Microsoft charge
Google has fired again at Microsoft, accusing it of resorting to false allegations in a battle to win a US government contract.
