A Courtroom Dinner Date: Mending Broken Ties Over A Meal

The Supreme Court suggested a divorcing couple meet for dinner to amicably resolve their dispute. The court, hearing a plea from a fashion entrepreneur on international travel with her child, emphasized the need to prioritize the future. A decision is expected after their meeting.

In a remarkable approach towards resolving matrimonial disputes, the Supreme Court on Monday recommended a divorcing couple meet for dinner to resolve differences amicably.

Hearing a plea from a fashion entrepreneur seeking permission for international travel with her young child, the bench emphasized prioritizing the future over past grievances.

The court expressed hopes for a positive resolution by encouraging communication and decision-making, with the matter adjourned to Tuesday for follow-up.

(With inputs from agencies.)