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Case Summary: N. Rajeev v. C. Deepa Karnataka HC; July 26, 2023

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Court’s Direction – Dispose within 3 months this matter

The petitioner, N. Rajeev, had filed for dissolution (or nullity) of his marriage. His case had been pending since around 2016—making it approximately a seven-year-long delay.

The case revolved around the constitutional right to speedy justice (Article 21 of the Indian Constitution), particularly in matrimonial matters.

The Court also directed the Registrar General to circulate this judgment in all the concerned circles so that other similarly circumstanced litigants may not unnecessarily knock at the doors of this court seeking a direction for the expeditious disposal of their cases.