The Supreme Court of India has quashed criminal proceedings against an advocate accused of r*ping a married woman colleague on the false promise of marriage, holding that it is difficult to accept such an allegation when the complainant herself had a subsisting marriage.
The Supreme Court of India has held that a husband cannot evade or reduce his maintenance obligation on the ground that his former wife is educated or supported by her parents. Emphasising that maintenance is meant to secure dignity and a standard of living comparable to that enjoyed during marriage, the Court enhanced the wife’s permanent alimony.
The Telangana High Court has held that marriage by itself does not create any presumption of joint ownership over immovable property, and a spouse claiming a share must prove financial contribution with cogent evidence.
The Delhi High Court has held that a husband who secured divorce on the ground of his wife’s mental illness cannot later deny maintenance by arguing that she is educated and capable of earning.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that the statutory presumption of dowry death under Section 113B of the Indian Evidence Act cannot be invoked merely because a woman died within seven years of marriage, unless there is clear and credible proof of cruelty or harassment for dowry.
The Allahabad High Court has held that a wife cannot claim maintenance if her own actions, or those of her family, have directly contributed to the husband’s incapacity to earn a livelihood.
The Kerala High Court has held that a wife who is found to have deserted her husband is not entitled to claim past maintenance for the period during which she lived separately from him.
An Indian woman has approached the Supreme Court of India under Article 32 of the Constitution seeking to restrain divorce proceedings initiated by her husband before a Family Court in the State of Rhode Island, United States, contending that the foreign action is without jurisdiction and violates her fundamental rights.
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The Supreme Court of India has quashed criminal proceedings against an advocate accused of r*ping a married woman colleague on the false promise of marriage, holding that it is difficult to accept such an allegation when the complainant herself had a subsisting marriage.
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Law Chambers of Amish Aggarwala
The Supreme Court of India has held that a husband cannot evade or reduce his maintenance obligation on the ground that his former wife is educated or supported by her parents. Emphasising that maintenance is meant to secure dignity and a standard of living comparable to that enjoyed during marriage, the Court enhanced the wife’s permanent alimony.
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The Telangana High Court has held that marriage by itself does not create any presumption of joint ownership over immovable property, and a spouse claiming a share must prove financial contribution with cogent evidence.
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The Delhi High Court has held that a husband who secured divorce on the ground of his wife’s mental illness cannot later deny maintenance by arguing that she is educated and capable of earning.
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Mere death within seven years of marriage not enough to presume dowry death, MP High Court
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Law Chambers of Amish Aggarwala
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that the statutory presumption of dowry death under Section 113B of the Indian Evidence Act cannot be invoked merely because a woman died within seven years of marriage, unless there is clear and credible proof of cruelty or harassment for dowry.
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Maintenance denied when wife’s actions affect husband’s earning capacity
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The Allahabad High Court has held that a wife cannot claim maintenance if her own actions, or those of her family, have directly contributed to the husband’s incapacity to earn a livelihood.
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The Kerala High Court has held that a wife who is found to have deserted her husband is not entitled to claim past maintenance for the period during which she lived separately from him.
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An Indian woman has approached the Supreme Court of India under Article 32 of the Constitution seeking to restrain divorce proceedings initiated by her husband before a Family Court in the State of Rhode Island, United States, contending that the foreign action is without jurisdiction and violates her fundamental rights.
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