Hindu Law of Marriage and Divorce Restitution of conjugal rights would be refused if the husband is guilty of mental cruelty. It is not necessary for there to be physical assault, violence, or t...

In ancient Hindu society, marriage was a sacred, lifelong union with no concept of divorce. However, societal changes necessitated legal reforms. The Sociological School emphasizes that law mus...

The wife is entitled to receive maintenance from her daughter if the daughter is employed. Therefore, to secure additional financial support for her livelihood, the wife is entitled t...

Family law, in India is a diverse field that governs the intricacies of relationships within families. It covers a range of issues, including marriage, divorce, child custody and inheritance. ...

In India, marriage is both a sacrament and a contract; it is based on an offer and acceptance. At the same time, it is a sacrament because of its religious ties. Divorce is the dissolution of a...

Conjugal rights refer to the right to stay together as a married couple. According to Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act (1955), it's unlawful for either spouse to exclude the other from socia...

Aisha Shifa vs. State of Karnataka or the Hijab Ban Case. In this case, the Supreme Court of India examined the constitutionality of a government order which prohibited female Muslim students f...

Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956Under the Guardians and Wards Act , the court has the authority to make orders regarding custody, access, education, and maintenance of a minor. Such orde...

Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956The powers of the Karta , as well as those of the guardian, are said to be based on the following four verses of the Mitakshara . Vijnaneshwara lays down ...

How to File for Mutual Divorce in Saket Family Court: A Simple Guide If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage amicably, you can file for a mutual divorce in...