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Woman Hid Source Of Income, Court Sets Aside Maintenance Order
A sessions court here has set aside a magisterial court order directing a husband to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs 15,000 to his wife, holding that the woman had not disclosed her true income.
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Findings Of Cruelty Against Wife Can't Be Basis To Deny Maintenance: Court
The Delhi High Court has held that findings of cruelty against a wife in divorce proceedings cannot be the basis to deny her maintenance by husband under the Domestic Violence Act.
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"Husband Earns...": CEO Accused Of Killing Son Wanted 2.5 Lakh As Maintenance
Suchana Seth, the Bengaluru woman accused of murdering her four-year-old son amid a bitter divorce battle with her husband, PR Venkat Raman, had filed domestic violence charges in August, and was issued a restraining order.
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Court Allows Man To Pay Maintenance Dues To Wife In 1 And 2 Rupee Coins
In a bizarre case, a man was allowed by a court here to give Rs 55,000 in 1 and 2 rupee coins to his wife as maintenance dues for 11 months after his family brought the money filled in seven sacks to the court following his arrest for non-payment.
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Domestic Violence Law Entitles Women To Maintenance Even After Divorce: Court
A woman is entitled to maintenance under provisions of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (DV Act) even after divorce, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Work Or Sit At Home A Woman's Choice: Bombay High Court To Man Told To Pay Maintenance
A woman cannot be compelled to work to eke out a living, merely because she is educated, the Bombay High Court observed, while hearing a man's plea against a court order directing him to pay maintenance to his estranged wife.
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Divorced Muslim Woman Eligible For Maintenance If Not Remarried: Court
Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court has said that a divorced Muslim woman is entitled to claim maintenance from her husband under the Criminal Procedure Code after the expiry of the 'iddat' period as long as she does not remarry.
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Child Should Not Be Made To Suffer Due To Husband-Wife Dispute: Supreme Court
Observing that a child should not be made to suffer due to a dispute between a husband and wife, the Supreme Court has asked an Army officer to look after the maintenance of his 13-year-old son till he attains the age of majority.
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Centre Refrains To Comment On Supreme Court Notice On Uniform Civil Code
The Centre refrained to comment on a Supreme Court notice issued to it on a petition which had sought directions to the respondents to take steps to remove anomalies on the grounds of divorce, maintenance and alimony, saying the issue is sub-judice.
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Father's Obligation Wouldn't End On Son Turning 18: Delhi High Court
A father's obligation would not end on his son turning 18 years as the entire burden of his education and other expenses cannot fall only on the mother, the Delhi High Court has said while granting Rs 15,000 interim maintenance to a divorced woman.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea For "Uniform Grounds Of Divorce"
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a plea seeking "uniform grounds of divorce" for all citizens of the country keeping with the spirit of the Constitution and international conventions.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Wife Aaliya Siddiqui Sends Legal Notice For Divorce To The Actor
"The notice has been sent claiming maintenance and divorce," Aaliya's lawyer Abhay Sahai told PTI
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Law Panel Brings Out Consultation Paper On Personal Laws, Common Code
On the day its term comes to an end, the Law Commission issued a consultation paper today on personal laws, which discusses introduction of new grounds for 'no fault' divorce, changes to provisions on alimony and maintenance, and uncertainty and inequality in age of consent for marriage.
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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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"You're Duty Bound": Court Tells Delhi Man Who Didn't Want To Pay Alimony
Delhi Court rejects man's plea to set aside maintenance says a man is duty bound to maintain his family.
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Woman Hid Source Of Income, Court Sets Aside Maintenance Order
A sessions court here has set aside a magisterial court order directing a husband to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs 15,000 to his wife, holding that the woman had not disclosed her true income.
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Findings Of Cruelty Against Wife Can't Be Basis To Deny Maintenance: Court
The Delhi High Court has held that findings of cruelty against a wife in divorce proceedings cannot be the basis to deny her maintenance by husband under the Domestic Violence Act.
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"Husband Earns...": CEO Accused Of Killing Son Wanted 2.5 Lakh As Maintenance
Suchana Seth, the Bengaluru woman accused of murdering her four-year-old son amid a bitter divorce battle with her husband, PR Venkat Raman, had filed domestic violence charges in August, and was issued a restraining order.
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Court Allows Man To Pay Maintenance Dues To Wife In 1 And 2 Rupee Coins
In a bizarre case, a man was allowed by a court here to give Rs 55,000 in 1 and 2 rupee coins to his wife as maintenance dues for 11 months after his family brought the money filled in seven sacks to the court following his arrest for non-payment.
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Domestic Violence Law Entitles Women To Maintenance Even After Divorce: Court
A woman is entitled to maintenance under provisions of the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (DV Act) even after divorce, the Bombay High Court has said.
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Work Or Sit At Home A Woman's Choice: Bombay High Court To Man Told To Pay Maintenance
A woman cannot be compelled to work to eke out a living, merely because she is educated, the Bombay High Court observed, while hearing a man's plea against a court order directing him to pay maintenance to his estranged wife.
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Divorced Muslim Woman Eligible For Maintenance If Not Remarried: Court
Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court has said that a divorced Muslim woman is entitled to claim maintenance from her husband under the Criminal Procedure Code after the expiry of the 'iddat' period as long as she does not remarry.
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Child Should Not Be Made To Suffer Due To Husband-Wife Dispute: Supreme Court
Observing that a child should not be made to suffer due to a dispute between a husband and wife, the Supreme Court has asked an Army officer to look after the maintenance of his 13-year-old son till he attains the age of majority.
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Centre Refrains To Comment On Supreme Court Notice On Uniform Civil Code
The Centre refrained to comment on a Supreme Court notice issued to it on a petition which had sought directions to the respondents to take steps to remove anomalies on the grounds of divorce, maintenance and alimony, saying the issue is sub-judice.
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Father's Obligation Wouldn't End On Son Turning 18: Delhi High Court
A father's obligation would not end on his son turning 18 years as the entire burden of his education and other expenses cannot fall only on the mother, the Delhi High Court has said while granting Rs 15,000 interim maintenance to a divorced woman.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea For "Uniform Grounds Of Divorce"
The Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to hear a plea seeking "uniform grounds of divorce" for all citizens of the country keeping with the spirit of the Constitution and international conventions.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui's Wife Aaliya Siddiqui Sends Legal Notice For Divorce To The Actor
"The notice has been sent claiming maintenance and divorce," Aaliya's lawyer Abhay Sahai told PTI
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Law Panel Brings Out Consultation Paper On Personal Laws, Common Code
On the day its term comes to an end, the Law Commission issued a consultation paper today on personal laws, which discusses introduction of new grounds for 'no fault' divorce, changes to provisions on alimony and maintenance, and uncertainty and inequality in age of consent for marriage.
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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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"You're Duty Bound": Court Tells Delhi Man Who Didn't Want To Pay Alimony
Delhi Court rejects man's plea to set aside maintenance says a man is duty bound to maintain his family.
