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Maintenance Must Balance Spouses' Rights, Liabilities And Earning Capacity : Delhi HC
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Maintenance Must Balance Spouses' Rights, Liabilities And Earning Capacity : Delhi HC

Delhi High Court reduces interim maintenance from ₹30,000 to ₹25,000, holding courts must balance spouses' rights, liabilities, independent income and earning capacity.

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Wife Living in Adultery Cannot Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC: Gujarat HC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Wife Living in Adultery Cannot Claim Maintenance Under Section 125 CrPC: Gujarat HC [Read Judgment]

The Gujarat High Court upheld the rejection of a wife's maintenance claim under Section 125 CrPC, holding that the statutory bar under Section 125(4) applies where the wife is found to be living in adultery and has voluntarily left the matrimonial home.

SC Urges Centre, Law Commission To Frame Regulatory Framework For Private Detective Agencies [Read Judgment] Judiciary
SC Urges Centre, Law Commission To Frame Regulatory Framework For Private Detective Agencies [Read Judgment]

The Supreme Court urged the Centre and Law Commission to frame a law regulating private detective agencies while hearing a maintenance dispute involving allegations of adultery.

'Irregularity In Service' No Ground to Set Aside Ex Parte Divorce Decree: Calcutta HC Judiciary
'Irregularity In Service' No Ground to Set Aside Ex Parte Divorce Decree: Calcutta HC

Calcutta High Court rules that irregular service of summons cannot invalidate an ex parte divorce decree if the defendant had knowledge of the suit and time to contest it.

Person Who Can Maintain a Mercedes Benz Can't Call ₹20,000 Excessive: Karnataka HC Judiciary
Person Who Can Maintain a Mercedes Benz Can't Call ₹20,000 Excessive: Karnataka HC

Karnataka High Court upheld ₹20,000 monthly interim maintenance to a wife and child, holding that a husband who maintains a Mercedes Benz cannot claim the amount is excessive, while also dismissing his divorce appeal.

Sharia court by whatever name, style got no recognition in law: SC [Read Judgment]

SC rules Sharia courts have no legal recognition; orders maintenance for woman denied relief by family court in CrPC Section 125 case.

Woman entitled to maintenance from second husband, though her first marriage subsisted: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Woman can claim maintenance from second husband despite first marriage subsisting, emphasizing social justice under Section 125 CrPC.

Delhi High Court upholds maintenance order under Domestic Violence Act [Read Judgment]

Delhi High Court upholds maintenance order for wife under Domestic Violence Act, rejecting husband's appeal and claims of reduced income.

Divorced Muslim woman can seek maintenance under Sec 125 CrPC: SC

Divorced Muslim women can seek maintenance under Section 125 CrPC, as ruled by the Supreme Court, overriding the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986.


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