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Marriage Dissolution Doesn't Efface Status Of Child's Parents: Court
Dissolution of a marriage does not efface the parental status of the mother and father of a child, the Delhi High Court has observed while allowing a man's plea to have his name reflected in the school records of his minor son.
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Wife's False Portrayal Of Husband As Womaniser Extreme Cruelty: High Court
Making unsubstantiated allegations of extramarital relationship against a husband and portraying him as a womaniser in public space are acts of extreme cruelty that merit dissolution of marriage, the Delhi High Court has held.
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Supreme Court Begins Hearing Arguments Whether It Can Dissolve Marriages
The Supreme Court Wednesday commenced hearing arguments to decide broad parameters for exercising its vast powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to dissolve marriages between consenting couples without referring them to family courts.
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Will Second Wife Get Dead Husband's Pension? High Court Says This
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday said that a second wife is not entitled to receive her dead husband's pension in cases where the second marriage had taken place without legal dissolution of the first one.
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"Emotionally Dead, Beyond Salvage": Top Court Dissolves Couple's Marriage
The Supreme Court has ordered dissolution of a marriage of a couple, living separately for 22 years and failing to reconcile their differences. The court termed the marriage "unworkable, emotionally dead, beyond salvage and broken down irretrievably".
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Muslim Women Can Be Granted Divorce Maintenance By Courts: High Court
The absence of specific provisions in the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act about granting maintenance for wife did not bar courts from granting such relief if necessary, the Bombay High Court said on Thursday.
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Complaint Of Domestic Violence Can Be Filed Even After Divorce, Says Supreme Court
A woman can lodge a complaint under the domestic violence law against the excesses committed by her husband even after the dissolution of marriage, the Supreme Court has said.
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Triple Talaq Is 'Worst, Undesirable' Way To End Marriage: Supreme Court
Triple talaq is the "worst and undesirable form" of dissolution of marriage among Muslims, the Supreme Court observed on Friday as it continued hearing into the constitutional validity of the practice that lets Muslim men divorce by saying the "talaq" thrice. The country's five seniormost judges headed by Chief Justice of India JS Khehar started th...
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Marriage Dissolution Doesn't Efface Status Of Child's Parents: Court
Dissolution of a marriage does not efface the parental status of the mother and father of a child, the Delhi High Court has observed while allowing a man's plea to have his name reflected in the school records of his minor son.
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Wife's False Portrayal Of Husband As Womaniser Extreme Cruelty: High Court
Making unsubstantiated allegations of extramarital relationship against a husband and portraying him as a womaniser in public space are acts of extreme cruelty that merit dissolution of marriage, the Delhi High Court has held.
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Supreme Court Begins Hearing Arguments Whether It Can Dissolve Marriages
The Supreme Court Wednesday commenced hearing arguments to decide broad parameters for exercising its vast powers under Article 142 of the Constitution to dissolve marriages between consenting couples without referring them to family courts.
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Will Second Wife Get Dead Husband's Pension? High Court Says This
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday said that a second wife is not entitled to receive her dead husband's pension in cases where the second marriage had taken place without legal dissolution of the first one.
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"Emotionally Dead, Beyond Salvage": Top Court Dissolves Couple's Marriage
The Supreme Court has ordered dissolution of a marriage of a couple, living separately for 22 years and failing to reconcile their differences. The court termed the marriage "unworkable, emotionally dead, beyond salvage and broken down irretrievably".
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Muslim Women Can Be Granted Divorce Maintenance By Courts: High Court
The absence of specific provisions in the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act about granting maintenance for wife did not bar courts from granting such relief if necessary, the Bombay High Court said on Thursday.
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Complaint Of Domestic Violence Can Be Filed Even After Divorce, Says Supreme Court
A woman can lodge a complaint under the domestic violence law against the excesses committed by her husband even after the dissolution of marriage, the Supreme Court has said.
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Triple Talaq Is 'Worst, Undesirable' Way To End Marriage: Supreme Court
Triple talaq is the "worst and undesirable form" of dissolution of marriage among Muslims, the Supreme Court observed on Friday as it continued hearing into the constitutional validity of the practice that lets Muslim men divorce by saying the "talaq" thrice. The country's five seniormost judges headed by Chief Justice of India JS Khehar started th...
