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Supreme Court bars anti-suit injunctions based on speculation of foreign decree
This case concerns an appeal by the husband against a High Court order that set aside an anti-suit injunction granted by a Trial Court, which had restrained the wife from pursuing divorce and financial proceedings in the UK Family Court.
Who it concerns: Appellant: Mihar Prakash Bajoria (Husband); Respondent: Vidushi Jain Bajoria (Wife); Bench: Justice N.V. Anjaria.
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- The Alipore Trial Court had previously granted an ex-parte ad interim anti-suit injunction on 01.11.2025.
- The High Court at Calcutta set aside the Trial Court's anti-suit injunction order on 15.12.2025.
- The UK Family Court had determined on 10.12.2025 that it was the convenient forum for the divorce proceedings.
- The High Court of Justice, England and Wales, passed an ex-parte order on 10.11.2025 restraining the husband from enforcing the Indian anti-suit injunction.
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Supreme Court of India — orders & judgments
Court order · 24 Sep 2026
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