Most of the Tamil movie climaxes ending with marriage scene, since we are consider marriage is one of the main positive events in our life. 1.In our Indian culture Marriage one of the biggest milestone for us….Grahalakshmi, however, denied such a marriage Holding that the family court was right in holding the Prashanth-Grahalakshmi marriage as null and void, the judges said: “Since we have held that a suppression of registration of earlier marriage amounts to fraud, the provision under Section 12(1) (c) is attracted and the competent court is empowered to annul the marriage.” On June 11, 2007, Prashanth came to know that Grahalakshmi had married Narayan Venu Prasad in 1998. “The certified copies are admissible as secondary evidence under the Act,” the judges said. Dismissing her appeal on Monday, the division bench said that the certified copy of the Hindu marriage register is a public document within the meaning of Section 74 of the Evidence Act. Grahalakshmi moved the high court against the order. However, on the basis of marriage certificate issued by a joint registrar of marriage, the family court granted divorce in April 2009. Grahalakshmi, however, denied such a marriage and charged Prashanth and Venu Prasad of colluding with each other. Noting that suppression and non-disclosure of the information by Grahalakshmi and her family members amounted to fraud, Prashanth then sought divorce. On June 11, 2007, Prashanth came to know that Grahalakshmi had married Narayan Venu Prasad in 1998 and that it was registered on December 31, 1998. When the matter was still pending, Grahalakshmi lodged a dowry harassment complaint against Prashanth.

Prashanth moved the family court first, seeking re-union with his wife and restitution of conjugal rights. Due to domestic disputes, the ties between the two families started worsening after Grahalakshmi left for her matrimonial home. A division bench comprising Justice K Mohan Ram and Justice G M Akbar Ali said: “The suppression of the marriage registered between Grahalakshmi and another person ( Narayan Venu Prasad) is a material fact amounting to fraud, and thereby render the marriage (with Prashanth) voidable.” Prashanth married Grahalakshmi on September 1, 2005, and a son was born on July 31, 2006. Noting that Grahalakshmi had suppressed her earlier marriage, registered in November 1998, the high court said on Monday that it amounted to ‘fraud’. CHENNAI: The Madras high court has confirmed a family court order granting divorce to actor T Prashanth, who married V D Grahalakshmi in 2005.

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