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Chand can live with Fiza as husband: Cleric

With former Haryana deputy chief minister Chand Mohammad once again courting his estranged wife Fiza, Islamic clerics are unlikely to come in the way of their reunion. Leading Islamic seminary Darul Uloom Deoband on Monday said Chandra Mohan alias Chand Mohammad, who on Sunday returned to Fiza and apologised for "past mistakes&q..

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Listen to whatever your wife says: SC

Listen to whatever your wife says: SC tells husbands Posted: May 19, 2009 New Delhi If you want to buy matrimonial peace just do whatever your wife says! This is not some piece of advice from a marriage counsellor, rather it is from the country's apex court. A vacation bench of justices Markandeya Katju and Deepak Verma observed, "Bibi joh bol..

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Bow down before your wife, SC tells husbands

New Delhi, May 19 (PTI) If you want to buy matrimonial peace just do whatever your wife says! This is not some piece of advice from a marriage counsellor, rather it is from the country's apex court. A vacation bench of justices Markandeya Katju and Deepak Verma observed, "Bibi joh boltee hai woh sunno (listen to whatever your wife says), as otherwise it could land you in trou..

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SC on Dowry Deaths

Crimes such as dowry death are generally committed in complete secrecy inside a house. The nature and amount of evidence required to establish charge cannot be of same degree as required in other cases of circumstantial evidence. The silence of inmates of the house about the cause of death would become an additional link in the chain of circumstances. The Supreme Court made these observati..

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CJI appeals to PM for creation of more family courts

 Chief Justice of India K G Balakrishnan on Friday appealed to the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers of all states to create more family courts in the country to settle matrimonial disputes amicably. p style="font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvet..

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Law Commission: Irretrievable breakdown a ground for divorce

Irretrievable breakdown of marriage ought to be a ground for granting divorce, the Law Commission of India has recommended, it was announced today. The Commissions 217th Report on Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage-Another Ground for Divorce has been forwarded by Chairman A R Lakshmanan to Law and Justice Minister Hans Raj Bhardwaj. A Ministry statement noted that Section 13 of the Hindu ..

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Law can't turn a blind eye to breakdown of Marriage

The Law commission has recommended to the center that irretrievable breakdown of marriage be incorporated as additional ground for grant of divorce. The suo mottu suggesstion for immediate action comes within days of SC denying divorce to a husband on the ground of irretrievable breakdown...

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'Irretrievable breakdown' of marriage no ground for divorce: apex court

'Irretrievable breakdown' of marriage no ground for divorce: apex court New Delhi, March 4, 2009: Irretrievable breakdown of marriage is no ground for divorce for those married under the Hindu Marriage Act because the law does not recognise it, the Supreme Court has ruled. Dismissing a Hindu husband's plea for divorce, a bench of Justices Markandey Katju and V.S. Sirpurkar stated that the..

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SECOND WIFE ALSO HAS RIGHT TO MAINTENANCE : PEOPLS' COURT

SECOND WIFE ALSO HAS RIGHT TO MAINTENANCE : PEOPLS' COURT New Delhi, March 1 (IANS) In a significant order, a Lok Adalat (peoples' court) here dealing with matrimonial cases Sunday ruled that even a second wife has the right to maintenance for herself and their child. The Lok Adalat was organised by Delhi Legal Services Authority (DLSA) in which 60 cases relating to maintenance and domes..

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People's court on matrimonial disputes hugely popular

New Delhi, March 1: The capital's first Lok Adalat (people's court) dealing with cases of domestic violence and matrimonial disputes on maintenance Sunday received great response from the litigants, court officials said. "We have received a great response from people today. It was, in fact, overwhelming. People come to courts in great numbers and show keen interest in settling their cases," sai..

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SC: Courts Can't impose Irrelevant Conditions For Wife's Maintenance

SC: Courts Can't impose Irrelevant Conditions For Wife's Maintenance Dated : 01-03-2009 Sourece : UNI Delhi : TEXT : The Supreme Court has held that while granting anticipatory bail, courts cannot impose irrelevant conditions on the husband such as directing him to pay maintenance, along with arrears, to the wife. A bench comprising Justices R V Raveedran and J M Panchal allowed ..

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Arvind Jain, Advocate, Supreme Court in Jabalpur on 27-28 Feb in a National Seminar

Arvind Jain, Advocate, Supreme Court has been invited to deliver seed lecture as an esteemed resource person, in a National Seminar titled "Women Empowerment in Modern Indian Society" on 27 & 28th February 2009, to be held at Chanchal Bai Patel Mahila Mahavidyalaya Jabalpur, organized by Dept. of Sociology. The seminar would be of 04 sessions; 02 on the first day and the remaining 02 on the n..

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Allow minor girl to stay with husband: Govt to HC

20 Feb 2009, 0100 hrs IST, Abhinav Garg, TNN NEW DELHI: Taking a stand contrary to the Prevention of Child Marriage Act (PCMA) 2006, the Centre has claimed before the Delhi High Court that a minor girl should be allowed to stay with her husband even in a case of underage marriage. In its arguments, the government hails the boy who figures in one of the cases of minor elopement being exami..

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FIR against MINISTER RENUKA CHOUDHARY

Mangalore Mayor drags Renuka to court NDTV Correspondent Tuesday, February 17, 2009, (Mangalore) The controversies after the Mangalore pub attack just refuse to die down. Adding to the list of related incidents, Minister for Women and Child Development Renuka Choudhary has now been dragged to court by the Mayor of Mangalore Ganesh Hosabettu. He has filed a criminal case against her for ..

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If a boy does not stand for the second motion in mutual consent divorce then, pls. guide

If a boy does not turn up for second motion in mutual consent divorce case!!! initail bay put the case in the court for divorce then the girl did not trun up for the divorce..... then.. after so many months they agreed on mutual consent they both filed application of mutual consent bit after the first motion the boy did not turn up for the second motion.... pls. guide what to do and under which..

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