MAINTENANCE
Social Media Evidence Valid in Deciding Adultery Claims for Maintenance Cases: Punjab And Haryana High Court Sets Aside Family Court Order Mandating Husband to Pay Maintenance to Wife
HC on Divorce: Wife Not Disentitled To Claim Maintenance Merely Because She Seeks Divorce, Says Delhi High Court
‘Let Her Earn’: Karnataka High Court Judge Questions INR 6 Lakh Per Month Maintenance Demand By Woman Divorcing Husband, Viral Video Surfaces
HC on Maintenance: Father Has Legal and Moral Obligation To Maintain Children Even if Mother Is Working, Says Jammu and Kashmir High Court
SC on Muslim Women's Right to Maintenance: ‘Muslim Woman Entitled To Seek Maintenance After Divorce Under Section 125 of CrPC’, Says Supreme Court
Madhya Pradesh: Court Asks Woman To Pay Rs 3,000 Monthly Maintenance to Mother Whom She Shunted Out During COVID-19 Lockdown
HC on Adultery: Wife Not Barred From Getting Maintenance Unless Actively Living in Adultery, Says Madhya Pradesh High Court
Daughter-in-Law Cannot Seek Maintenance From Parents-in-Law, Says Karnataka High Court; Sets Aside Trial Court Order
HC on Wife's Maintenance: Woman Residing in Matrimonial Home Not a Ground to Disentitle Her From Claiming Maintenance, Says Bombay High Court
HC on Alimony to Wife: Purpose of Domestic Violence Act is to Support Victims, Not Sent People to Jail For Failing to Pay Maintenance, Says Delhi High Court
HC on Family Maintenance: Divorced Daughter Not Entitled To Claim Maintenance From Deceased Father’s Estate, Says Delhi High Court
Bombay HC on Widowed Daughter-in-Law: Wife of Deceased Husband Not Liable To Maintain Her Parents-in-Law Under Section 125 CrPC
Bombay High Court Says Widowed Daughter-in-Law Need Not Pay Maintenance to Her Parents-in-Law
Delhi Court Rejects Wife’s Application for Rs 50,000 Maintenance From Husband Under Domestic Violence Act
Supreme Court Says Abjuring Hate Speech Fundamental Requisite for Maintenance of Communal Harmony
Divorced Muslim Woman Entitled to Claim Maintenance For Her Whole Life Unless She Is Married To Someone Else: Allahabad High Court
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