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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act"
"Filing False Cases Against Husband Is Cruelty": P&H High Court Grants Divorce To Man, ₹10 Lakh As Permanent Alimony To Wife
"Filing False Cases Against Husband Is Cruelty": PH High Court Grants Divorce To Man, ₹18 Lakh As Permanent Alimony To Wife
"Motherhood Is Innate; Forcing Wife To Terminate Pregnancy Against Her Will Amounts To Cruelty": Punjab And Haryana High Court
Can Presume Marriage Has Broken Down If Separation Has Continued For Long & One Of Parties Move Divorce Plea: Punjab & Haryana HC
Recording Wife's Telephonic Conversation Sans Her Knowledge A Clear-Cut Infringement Of Her Privacy: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Wife's Habit Of Chewing Tobacco Not Sufficient To Grant A Decree Of Divorce: Bombay High Court
Allahabad HC directs Law Commission to take steps to consider incorporating ‘irretrievable breakdown of marriage' as grounds of Divorce in S.13 of Hindu Marriage Act [Read Judgment]
Parties can withdraw Consent for Divorce once granted, at any time before passing a Decree; Allahabad HC [Read Judgment]
Wife suffering from Sexually Transmitted Disease, is not ‘cruelty’ to seek divorce: Punjab and Haryana High Court [Read Judgment]
DNA testing is the most legitimate and scientifically perfect means, which the husband could use, to establish his assertion of infidelity: Supreme Court [Read the Judgment]