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Calling Husband Eunuch Act Of Mental Cruelty: High Court Upholds Divorce
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has upheld the divorce granted by a family court in favour of a man, saying that calling a husband "hijda" (eunuch) is an act of mental cruelty.
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Supreme Court Alimony Order For Muslim Women "Against" Islamic Law: Muslim Law Board
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) said on Sunday that it is exploring all possible measures to get the Supreme Court to "roll back" its ruling on alimony to divorced Muslim women as it is "against" Islamic law.
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'Not Charity, Right': Supreme Court's Big Alimony Order For Muslim Women
A divorced Muslim woman can seek alimony from her husband under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Supreme Court ruled today.
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Complaining About Spouse To Employer Using Derogatory Terms Cruelty: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court ruled that making derogatory complaints to the spouse's employer with intent to harm professional reputation and financial well-being amounts to cruelty.
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A Bengal Lok Sabha Seat To See Contest Between Former Couple
A divorced couple will face off in the Lok Sabha election in Bengal -- a situation that has become a talking point in the state as the ruling Trinamool Congress announced its candidates list today.
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Government Lets Women Employees Nominate Children Instead Of Husband For Pension In Marital Discord Cases
The Department of Pension and Pensioners' Welfare (DoPPW) has now amended the rules and allowed a woman employee to nominate her child/children over her husband for the family pension.
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Wilful Denial Of Sexual Relationship By Spouse Cruelty: Delhi High Court
Wilful denial of sexual relationship by a spouse amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court has ruled while upholding the divorce granted to a couple whose marriage effectively subsisted for barely 35 days.
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''No Extramarital Affair Or Divorce'': Chinese Company's Rule For Married Staff Sparks Debate
The Zhejiang-based company introduced the "extramarital affairs prohibition" order on 9 June, which applies to all married staff.
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Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Cooling Off Period For Divorce
The Supreme Court today ruled it can dissolve a marriage on the ground of "irretrievable breakdown" by exercising a special power. Using the power, the court can grant a divorce by mutual consent while dispensing with the six-month waiting period.
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Wife Visiting Husband's Office And Abusing Him Is Cruelty: High Court
The Chhattisgarh High Court has observed that the act of a wife visiting the office of her husband and using abusive language would amount to cruelty as it upheld a Raipur family court's ruling granting divorce to a man.
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In UK's "Largest Divorce" Case, Son Ordered To Pay $100 Million To Mom
The son at the center of the U.K.'s largest divorce lost a London court ruling over his role in hiding assets from his mother with a judge calling him "a dishonest individual who will do anything to assist his father."
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In China, Landmark Ruling To Pay Ex-Wife For Housework Sparks Debate
A Chinese man has been ordered to pay his ex-wife almost $8,000 for years of unpaid housework, in a landmark divorce case that has sparked furious debate in China.
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After Maharashtra Impasse, NDA Allies Seek Better Coordination At Meeting
The shadow of an imminent divorce between the BJP and the Shiv Sena loomed large over an NDA meeting on Sunday ahead of the Parliament session, with allies pitching for a mechanism to improve coordination and Prime Minister Narendra Modi describing the ruling alliance as "one big family."
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UK Brexit Accord Rules Out Trade Deal With US: Donald Trump
President Donald Trump on Thursday criticised British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit divorce deal, saying it made it impossible to strike a future commercial agreement with the United States.
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Boris Johnson Threatens To Purge UK Lawmakers Against No-Deal Brexit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson raised the stakes Monday in a pivotal week of the Brexit saga by threatening to purge ruling party lawmakers who try to block a no-deal divorce with the EU.
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Calling Husband Eunuch Act Of Mental Cruelty: High Court Upholds Divorce
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has upheld the divorce granted by a family court in favour of a man, saying that calling a husband "hijda" (eunuch) is an act of mental cruelty.
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Supreme Court Alimony Order For Muslim Women "Against" Islamic Law: Muslim Law Board
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) said on Sunday that it is exploring all possible measures to get the Supreme Court to "roll back" its ruling on alimony to divorced Muslim women as it is "against" Islamic law.
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'Not Charity, Right': Supreme Court's Big Alimony Order For Muslim Women
A divorced Muslim woman can seek alimony from her husband under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Supreme Court ruled today.
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Complaining About Spouse To Employer Using Derogatory Terms Cruelty: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court ruled that making derogatory complaints to the spouse's employer with intent to harm professional reputation and financial well-being amounts to cruelty.
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A Bengal Lok Sabha Seat To See Contest Between Former Couple
A divorced couple will face off in the Lok Sabha election in Bengal -- a situation that has become a talking point in the state as the ruling Trinamool Congress announced its candidates list today.
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Government Lets Women Employees Nominate Children Instead Of Husband For Pension In Marital Discord Cases
The Department of Pension and Pensioners' Welfare (DoPPW) has now amended the rules and allowed a woman employee to nominate her child/children over her husband for the family pension.
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Wilful Denial Of Sexual Relationship By Spouse Cruelty: Delhi High Court
Wilful denial of sexual relationship by a spouse amounts to cruelty, the Delhi High Court has ruled while upholding the divorce granted to a couple whose marriage effectively subsisted for barely 35 days.
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''No Extramarital Affair Or Divorce'': Chinese Company's Rule For Married Staff Sparks Debate
The Zhejiang-based company introduced the "extramarital affairs prohibition" order on 9 June, which applies to all married staff.
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Supreme Court's Top Quotes On Cooling Off Period For Divorce
The Supreme Court today ruled it can dissolve a marriage on the ground of "irretrievable breakdown" by exercising a special power. Using the power, the court can grant a divorce by mutual consent while dispensing with the six-month waiting period.
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Wife Visiting Husband's Office And Abusing Him Is Cruelty: High Court
The Chhattisgarh High Court has observed that the act of a wife visiting the office of her husband and using abusive language would amount to cruelty as it upheld a Raipur family court's ruling granting divorce to a man.
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In UK's "Largest Divorce" Case, Son Ordered To Pay $100 Million To Mom
The son at the center of the U.K.'s largest divorce lost a London court ruling over his role in hiding assets from his mother with a judge calling him "a dishonest individual who will do anything to assist his father."
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In China, Landmark Ruling To Pay Ex-Wife For Housework Sparks Debate
A Chinese man has been ordered to pay his ex-wife almost $8,000 for years of unpaid housework, in a landmark divorce case that has sparked furious debate in China.
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After Maharashtra Impasse, NDA Allies Seek Better Coordination At Meeting
The shadow of an imminent divorce between the BJP and the Shiv Sena loomed large over an NDA meeting on Sunday ahead of the Parliament session, with allies pitching for a mechanism to improve coordination and Prime Minister Narendra Modi describing the ruling alliance as "one big family."
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UK Brexit Accord Rules Out Trade Deal With US: Donald Trump
President Donald Trump on Thursday criticised British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Brexit divorce deal, saying it made it impossible to strike a future commercial agreement with the United States.
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Boris Johnson Threatens To Purge UK Lawmakers Against No-Deal Brexit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson raised the stakes Monday in a pivotal week of the Brexit saga by threatening to purge ruling party lawmakers who try to block a no-deal divorce with the EU.
