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Triple Talaq To Be An Offence, President Clears Ordinance: 10 Facts
Triple talaq or instant divorce is just short of becoming a punishable offence after the government cleared an ordinance or executive order on Wednesday to enforce a proposed law that could not be passed in parliament in August. President Ram Nath Kovind signed the ordinance on Wednesday night, a top law ministry functionary said. The goverm...
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Rs 40,000 Maintenance Not High For Two Kids In Big City Like Delhi, Says Court
A Delhi court declined to reduce maintenance amount of Rs 40,000 which a man should pay to his two minor daughters citing high cost of living. His wife had also claimed maintenance for herself.
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Wife Entitled For Maintenance From Husband, Not In-Laws: Court
A wife is entitled to seek maintenance only from her husband and is not liable to be maintained by her in-laws, a special court has said.
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Nearly All India's Muslim Women Reject 'Triple Talaq', Survey Finds
More than 90 per cent of Muslim women surveyed want the "triple talaq" divorce ritual and polygamy banned from family civil law in the country, a study by a women's rights organisation said on Friday.
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Indian-Origin Ex-Wife Challenges 'Unfair' Divorce in UK
Two British women including the former wife of a wealthy Indian-origin solicitor, are on course to set a precedent in UK law by moving the Supreme Court over "unfair" divorce settlements, claiming their ex-husbands misled judges about their true worth.
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Law Panel For Joint Custody of Child in Divorce Cases
Pitching for removal of superiority of one parent over the other, the Law Commission today recommended joint custody of minors to both the parents in case of a divorce, saying Indian custody laws must change with times.
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Law Commission Recommends Joint Custody of Minors in Divorce Cases
Pitching for removal of superiority of one parent over the other, the Law Commission today recommended joint custody of minors to both the parents in case of a divorce, saying Indian custody laws must change with times.
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Triple Talaq To Be An Offence, President Clears Ordinance: 10 Facts
Triple talaq or instant divorce is just short of becoming a punishable offence after the government cleared an ordinance or executive order on Wednesday to enforce a proposed law that could not be passed in parliament in August. President Ram Nath Kovind signed the ordinance on Wednesday night, a top law ministry functionary said. The goverm...
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Rs 40,000 Maintenance Not High For Two Kids In Big City Like Delhi, Says Court
A Delhi court declined to reduce maintenance amount of Rs 40,000 which a man should pay to his two minor daughters citing high cost of living. His wife had also claimed maintenance for herself.
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Wife Entitled For Maintenance From Husband, Not In-Laws: Court
A wife is entitled to seek maintenance only from her husband and is not liable to be maintained by her in-laws, a special court has said.
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Nearly All India's Muslim Women Reject 'Triple Talaq', Survey Finds
More than 90 per cent of Muslim women surveyed want the "triple talaq" divorce ritual and polygamy banned from family civil law in the country, a study by a women's rights organisation said on Friday.
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Indian-Origin Ex-Wife Challenges 'Unfair' Divorce in UK
Two British women including the former wife of a wealthy Indian-origin solicitor, are on course to set a precedent in UK law by moving the Supreme Court over "unfair" divorce settlements, claiming their ex-husbands misled judges about their true worth.
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Law Panel For Joint Custody of Child in Divorce Cases
Pitching for removal of superiority of one parent over the other, the Law Commission today recommended joint custody of minors to both the parents in case of a divorce, saying Indian custody laws must change with times.
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Law Commission Recommends Joint Custody of Minors in Divorce Cases
Pitching for removal of superiority of one parent over the other, the Law Commission today recommended joint custody of minors to both the parents in case of a divorce, saying Indian custody laws must change with times.
