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2 Muslim Men Allegedly Pronounce "Triple Talaq" Outside Delhi Court, Charged
Two Muslim men who tried to divorce their wives outside a Delhi court have been charged with trying to use the banned practice of instant triple talaq.
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Unable To Give Birth To A Son, Delhi Man Gives Triple Talaq To Wife
A woman, who was allegedly given ''triple talaq'' by her husband of over two-decades because she failed to give him a son has approached Delhi's Saket court.
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Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea Against Punishment For Triple Talaq Pronouncement
The Delhi High Court has sought the Centre's reply on a plea seeking to declare as unconstitutional the provision penalising a Muslim husband for pronouncing ''talaq'' upon his wife.
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New Triple Talaq Law Challenged In Supreme Court, Delhi High Court
The new legislation which makes the practice of instant divorce through ''triple talaq'' among Muslims a punishable offence with 3-year imprisonment was challenged in the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court on Friday.
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Got Death, Rape Threats, Says Woman Who Went To Court Against Polygamy
A Muslim woman who has challenged Nikha Halala -- a complicated process needed to remarry one's divorced wife - and polygamy, has told the Supreme Court that she is receiving threats and sought urgent hearing of the case.
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Triple Talaq Important, Will Hear It During Summer Vacation From May 11, Says Supreme Court
A decision on the legality of triple talaq -- the practice of Muslim men to divorce their wives by saying talaq thrice -- is crucial and a five-judge Constitution Bench will sit during the summer vacation to examine the issue, the Supreme Court said today. Three constitution benches will be active during the summer vacation, and one of them will he...
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After 'Triple Talaq' On WhatsApp, Muslim Woman In Delhi Moves Court
A Muslim woman in Delhi who was divorced by her husband on WhatsApp has moved court for justice, but her own family is a test case in the debate over a uniform civil code and whether the court can intervene in personal laws. The Supreme Court is currently hearing a batch of petitions against customs like triple talaq and polygamy.
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2 Muslim Men Allegedly Pronounce "Triple Talaq" Outside Delhi Court, Charged
Two Muslim men who tried to divorce their wives outside a Delhi court have been charged with trying to use the banned practice of instant triple talaq.
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Unable To Give Birth To A Son, Delhi Man Gives Triple Talaq To Wife
A woman, who was allegedly given ''triple talaq'' by her husband of over two-decades because she failed to give him a son has approached Delhi's Saket court.
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Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea Against Punishment For Triple Talaq Pronouncement
The Delhi High Court has sought the Centre's reply on a plea seeking to declare as unconstitutional the provision penalising a Muslim husband for pronouncing ''talaq'' upon his wife.
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New Triple Talaq Law Challenged In Supreme Court, Delhi High Court
The new legislation which makes the practice of instant divorce through ''triple talaq'' among Muslims a punishable offence with 3-year imprisonment was challenged in the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court on Friday.
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Got Death, Rape Threats, Says Woman Who Went To Court Against Polygamy
A Muslim woman who has challenged Nikha Halala -- a complicated process needed to remarry one's divorced wife - and polygamy, has told the Supreme Court that she is receiving threats and sought urgent hearing of the case.
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Triple Talaq Important, Will Hear It During Summer Vacation From May 11, Says Supreme Court
A decision on the legality of triple talaq -- the practice of Muslim men to divorce their wives by saying talaq thrice -- is crucial and a five-judge Constitution Bench will sit during the summer vacation to examine the issue, the Supreme Court said today. Three constitution benches will be active during the summer vacation, and one of them will he...
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After 'Triple Talaq' On WhatsApp, Muslim Woman In Delhi Moves Court
A Muslim woman in Delhi who was divorced by her husband on WhatsApp has moved court for justice, but her own family is a test case in the debate over a uniform civil code and whether the court can intervene in personal laws. The Supreme Court is currently hearing a batch of petitions against customs like triple talaq and polygamy.
