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Introduction It goes without saying that both Muslims and Hindus in the country have a negative attitude towards interfaith unions. The main concern is not people's personal aversion to Hindu-Muslim marriages, but the legal consequences of such unions. Both Hindu and Muslim marriage laws invalidate ...
Introduction Indian society shied away from the idea of live-in relationship for a very long time. In Indian tradition, it was considered a crime or offense to live together before getting married. Most significantly, "One Man, One Wife" is favored by the Hindu Dharma as the most holy type of matrim...
Introduction Dowry, a social evil deeply rooted in Indian society, continues to be a pertinent issue despite legislative measures and societal awareness. While the practice has been illegal in India for decades, the enforcement of laws and eradication of this tradition remain ongoing challenges. Pun...
1. LIVE-IN-RELATIONSHIP AND MARRIAGE ARE TWO FACES OF A COIN. Marriage is considered a sacrament between two people. The very first pond in society is marriage the next becomes the children and then comes the family. A living arrangement where two unmarried people are for a long term or on a permane...
Introduction Prenuptial agreements, commonly known as prenups, are legal documents that are becoming increasingly popular in India as well as around the world. These agreements are designed to address various financial and property-related matters between spouses in case of a divorce or separation. ...
Introduction Marriage between a Hindu boy and a Muslim girl in India is legally permissible and recognized under Indian law. The Indian legal system recognizes the freedom of individuals to choose their life partners, regardless of their religion or caste. Key Aspects regarding inter-religion Marria...
Introduction Contractual marriage is not legally recognized in India. In India, marriage is primarily governed by personal laws based on ones religion, and the concept of a contractual marriage is not a recognized legal framework. Key Concepts to Consider The following are some of the key facts rela...
Introduction Family court procedures in India are governed by the Family Courts Act, 1984, which was enacted to provide a specialized forum for the resolution of family-related disputes. These courts are established to deal with matters such as divorce, child custody, maintenance, adoption, and othe...
Introduction The incorporation of Section 498A in the Indian Penal Code (IPC) was a response to the increasing number of dowry-related deaths and harassment cases. The section addresses cruelty by a husband or his relatives towards a woman, where such cruelty is intended to drive her to commit suici...
Introduction Medical negligence is a serious concern that can have profound implications on patients' health and well-being. In India, the legal framework surrounding medical negligence has evolved to provide patients with avenues to seek justice and compensation when they suffer harm due to healthc...
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