The pre-emption law was originated in Prophet Muhammad’s saying. Pre-emption is also known as shufa, which portrays that conjunction that is adjacent. In Govind Dayal v. Inaytullah, Mahmood J. explains pre-emption as “a right which the owner of certain immovable property possesses, as such, for the quiet enjoyment of that immovable property, to obtain, in …
In Indian culture, marriage is considered as a ritual. It is an unchangeable union between a husband and a wife formed by traditions and customs. Earlier in the mid 90s or early 90s, there were no solutions to solve a broken marriage but rather just to endure it in the name of ‘responsibilities’. According to …
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There has been an increased rate of divorce as compared to earlier times as couples these days explore that they are not anymore compatible with each other and that the relationship might not as well “work out”. As more and more number of couples today resort to divorce queries, it is important to have knowledge …
Divorce is never the only solution to solve dissimilitudes, disagreements, or any sort of family issues but for some people, it becomes the need of the hour. The word “ Mutual Divorce” means Dissolution of one’s marriage with the other, when both the spouses mutually (together) agrees to terminate their marriage. Divorce is a legal …
India is a land of culture. Marriages in India are no less than a festival. They are considered one of the auspicious and sacred events/rituals of the country. A marriage is only considered logical and legitimate when the rituals, sacraments, and rites are performed. We often come across news where the husband casts aside his …
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Separation or divorce can be hard but it is sometimes the only way to lead a better life. Divorce is when someone is married and then one or both people part from their marriage. It involves laws, rights, and responsibilities as well as emotional aspects of people’s lives. It affects property and children, for example. …
Section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, deals with the subject of the restitution of conjugal rights. It provides as follows: “When either the husband or the wife has, without reasonable excuse, withdrawn from the society of the other, the aggrieved party may apply, by petition to the District Court, for restitution of conjugal …
Hinduism, as known to be one of the largest religions in the world has a separate set of laws like any other personal law in India. In this article, we will discuss in brief about marriages in Hindu law and a few other related topics. In a country like India, our nature of the constitution …