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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Section 125 CrPC"
Hindu Father Bound To Maintain Unmarried Daughter As Per S. 20 HAM Act If She Is Unable To Maintain Herself: Allahabad HC
Unless Disqualified, Wife Has Absolute Right To Maintenance U/S 125 CrPC If Husband Is Healthy And Capable: Gujarat High Court
Breach Of Privacy: Madhya Pradesh High Court Declines Admission Of Unauthorised Recordings Of Wife's Conversations In Matrimonial Dispute
Husband Cannot Escape From Maintenance Obligations Towards Wife Due To Temporary Disability: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Order For Property Attachment And Conditional Warrant Of Arrest Can Be Simultaneously Issued In Maintenance Proceedings: P&H High Court
'Subsistence Of Valid Marriage Is Prerequisite For Passing Maintenance Orders U/S 125 Cr.P.C': Jharkhand High Court
While Ordering Maintenance Under Domestic Violence Act, Magistrate Must Specify Whether It Is Being Provided Under CrPC Or HAMA: Kerala High Court
Able-Bodied Husband Who Can Support Himself Is Bound To Support Wife; Not Having A Job/ Business No Excuse: Gauhati HC
Husband Who Has Deserted Wife And Child Is Bound To Pay Maintenance Irrespective Of Financial Status: Karnataka High Court
Maintenance Orders U/S 125 CrPC Can Be Recalled U/S 127; Bar U/S 362 CrPC Not Applicable In Such Cases: Allahabad HC
'Living In Adultery' Means 'Continuous & Repeated' Acts of Adultery, Single Instance Won't Disentitle Wife To Maintenance: Madhya Pradesh High Court
S.125 CrPC | Can A Wife Who Refuses To Live With Her Husband Alleging Mental Cruelty Be Denied Maintenance? Supreme Court To Decide
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