Facts of the case: Anil Kumar Jain (the appellant) was married to Maya Jain (the respondent), according to Hindu rituals, on 22nd June 1985. The couple decided to file for a mutual divorce because of the conflicts between them. On 4th September 2004, they filed a joint petition for divorce Read more…
Facts of the Case: In the present case, the appellant-husband and respondent-wife both were doctors by profession. Husband filed a divorce petition against his wife on the grounds of cruelty under section 13(1) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. The trial court found that the allegations made by the wife Read more…
Facts of the case: Kamla Devi (Respondent No. 1) was married, following the Hindu rituals, to Bhagwan Dutt, the appellant, on November 22, 1957. Respondent No. 2 was the daughter of Kamla Devi and Bhagwan Dutt, born on November 22, 1957. On October 18, 1966, Kamla Devi filed a petition Read more…
Introduction: Adoption is a legal process in which the person attains the responsibility of raising a child which is not his/her biological child but gets the custody for same from the biological parents of the child. The reason for giving up one’s child can be anything and no one should Read more…
Introduction: Indian judiciary comes in the list of the golden ager judicial system, however, one of the famous and distinguished fact is that there are a lot of pending cases and therefore there is a long list of unresolved cases which puts pressure on the judiciary and is also one Read more…
Live-in Relationship is no more a new concept in today’s world, it is the concept that has been in practice for quite a long time. A live-in relationship allows the couple to know the partner without having to engage in a legally binding relationship. In a live-in relationship, a couple lives Read more…
Introduction: Inborn blemish in the society crafted a way for the legislature to frame the Act against domestic violence and drag a black hat to the fear of being prosecuted. The World Health Organization (WHO) described the term violence as using force with the intention to cause or likely to Read more…
Introduction: Marriage is the social union between two individuals that forms the foundation of the family for many societies. A man and women when they come together they complete each other as a man cannot have a material existence until he has been married and had a wife. In several Read more…
Introduction: The word ‘Adopt’ originates from Latin ‘adoptare’, to pick. To take by decision into a relationship; particularly to take willfully (a youngster from different guardians) as one’s own kid. Adoption is the demonstration of legitimately putting a youngster with a parent or guardians other than those to whom they Read more…
Introduction: A marriage is a sacred bond between two people, who promise to stay together for the rest of their lives. To get married, there are a few general rules that are applicable in most of the countries, Firstly, the parties must have the capacity to marry, and secondly, they Read more…
Introduction: Prenuptial agreements are signed between the spouses before the marriage is conducted and these agreements define the rights and liabilities of each partner either during the course of the marriage or they define the rights and liabilities in case of breakdown of the marriage or both. In India, we Read more…
Introduction: Marriage and family sociologically signify the stage of bigger social advancement. it’s indicative of man’s entry into the globe of feeling and feeling, harmony and culture. Long before the establishment of wedding developed, man and girl might have lived along, procreated kids and died unwept and unsung. Their sexual Read more…