DIVORCE
Triple Talaq in Navsari: NRI Allegedly Gives Talaq to Wife by Sending Her Video From London, Woman Alleges Physical and Mental Harassment; Accused Booked
Punjab and Haryana High Court Says It Is Unfortunate That Wife Is Granted Alimony Even After Husband Is Convicted in Cruelty Case Filed by Her, Allows Man’s Divorce Plea
Madras High Court Says Muslim Women Can Be Granted Interim Maintenance Under CPC After Woman Seeks Divorce, Says ‘Can’t Let Wife Be Thrown to the Wolves’
HC on Child Marriage: Marriage of Minor Girl With Major Male May Cause Physical and Mental Cruelty, Can Be Used As Grounds for Divorce, Says Madhya Pradesh High Court
‘No Spouse Expected To Continue in a Marriage Under Risk of False Criminal Case’, Says Allahabad High Court After Man Seeks Divorce on Grounds of Desertion and Cruelty
Wife Declining To Cohabit, Forcing Husband To Live in Separate Room Is Cruelty, Says Allahabad High Court
Assam Assembly Passes Bill To Repeal Muslim Marriage, Divorce Act, Himanta Biswa Sarma Says 'Marriages Must Now Be Registered With Sub-Registrars'
Kalyan Shocker: 37-Year-Old Woman Ends Life by Jumping From Balcony of Her 18th-Floor Flat, Was Depressed After Divorce
HC on Divorce: Can’t Presume Working Women Lead Adulterous Life, Cogent Proof Must for Divorce, Says Punjab and Haryana High Court
HC on Marriage: Abandoning Spouse Without Reason Cruelty, Constitutes Death of Spirit and Soul of Hindu Marriage, Says Allahabad High Court
HC on Divorce: When Husband Chooses To Live Away From His Parents, Wife’s Failure in Taking Care of Them Does Not Amount to Cruelty, Says Allahabad High Court
Qazis Can’t Register Muslim Marriages in Assam: Himanta Biswa Sarma Led-Cabinet Decides Muslim Marriage Registration Must Be Done by Sub-Registrar From Now On
Assam Government to Table Bill for Compulsory Registration of Marriage, Divorce of Muslims, Says CM Himanta Biswa Sarma
HC on Divorce: Difficult To Digest That Grant of Divorce Would Be ‘Stigmatic’ When Both Parties Are Educated, Says Delhi High Court
HC on Divorce: Adulterer Need Not Be Heard by Court While Deciding Divorce Petition Between Husband and Wife, Says Delhi High Court
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