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Marital dispute cannot become ground to seek abortion, says Supreme Court

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Times of IndiaMarital dispute cannot become ground to seek abortion, says Supreme Court
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The woman's counsel told the court the husband had threatened not to continue the marriage if she went ahead with the termination.

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