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Woman Who Deserted Husband Not Entitled to Past Maintenance for Period of Separation: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
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Woman Who Deserted Husband Not Entitled to Past Maintenance for Period of Separation: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court holds that a woman who deserted her husband is not entitled to past maintenance for the period of separation, while child maintenance remains unaffected.

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Section 65B Not Mandatory for Family Courts; Matrimonial Cases Can Rely on Electronic Evidence Without Certificate: MP High Court [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Section 65B Not Mandatory for Family Courts; Matrimonial Cases Can Rely on Electronic Evidence Without Certificate: MP High Court [Read Judgment]

MP High Court holds Section 65B certificate is not mandatory in Family Court cases, allowing electronic evidence to be admitted under Section 14 of the Family Courts Act.

Gujarat HC to Hear Appeal Seeking Divorce On Grounds of Mental Cruelty Over Wife’s Alleged ‘Obsession’ With Stray Dogs Judiciary
Gujarat HC to Hear Appeal Seeking Divorce On Grounds of Mental Cruelty Over Wife’s Alleged ‘Obsession’ With Stray Dogs

Gujarat High Court hears a divorce appeal where the husband alleges mental cruelty, claiming his wife’s obsession with stray dogs made marital life insupportable.

MP High Court Grants Divorce Over False Allegations, Says Baseless Claims of Immorality Amount to Mental Cruelty [Read Judgment] Judiciary
MP High Court Grants Divorce Over False Allegations, Says Baseless Claims of Immorality Amount to Mental Cruelty [Read Judgment]

MP High Court grants divorce, holding that false allegations of immoral conduct against a spouse cause mental agony and amount to cruelty in marriage.

Husband Must Pay Maintenance Even If Divorce Proceedings Are Stayed: Allahabad HC Judiciary
Husband Must Pay Maintenance Even If Divorce Proceedings Are Stayed: Allahabad HC

Allahabad HC rules husband must pay maintenance under Section 24 HMA even if divorce proceedings are stayed, ensuring financial relief continues.

Madhya Pradesh HC Extols Woman As ‘IDEAL INDIAN WIFE’ For Staying With In-Laws Despite Husband’s Desertion [Read Order]

MP HC hails woman as ‘ideal Indian wife’ for living with in-laws 19 years after husband’s desertion, dismisses his divorce plea.

SC Quashes 498A FIR Over Vague Allegations Against Husband, In-Laws After 23 Years [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court quashes 498A FIR against husband and in-laws, citing vague, unsubstantiated allegations and misuse of legal process in 23-year-old case.

Marriage proposal not reaching desired end does not amount to cheating: SC [Read Order]

SC clarifies failed marriage proposal isn't cheating under IPC, offering relief in cases where matrimonial intentions don't lead to marriage.

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Kerala High Court rules intra-court appeals are maintainable against ex parte ad interim orders that affect a party’s right to pursue statutory remedies.

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