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Filing SLP in supreme court challenging high court order


06-Oct-2025 (In Divorce Law)
There were 4 MATA cases in high court.One for divorce(by hindu husband), one for judicial separation(by Hindu wife)and two for maintenance related(by husband).High Court gave a common order,where permanent alimony was fixed & judicial separation was granted. Now while filing SLP in supreme court,whether all 4 MATA cases are to be challenged or challenging the divorce & judicial separation (only 2 main MATA cases) will solve the purpose ?
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Answer #1
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All 4 MATA orders have to be challenged. If it is a common order, one can challenge by way of single SLP as well. But in anyway, the order of MATA cases has to be brought before the Supreme Court. But before that one must identify of which portion of the order, the person is aggrieved. For a better clarification, you may contact.
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Answer #2
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you need to file one SLP challenging that common judgment,but you must mention all the MATA numbers in the cause title and prayer clause as the common judgement has already disposed of all four cases. When the impugned judgment is a common order disposing of multiple appeals, the Registry typically insists that:All case numbers are listed in the title and synopsis,One certified copy of the common judgment is annexed, Only one SLP number is generated (not four).
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