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    Disturbs Judicial Conscience and Threatens the Integrity of Justice: Delhi High Court Orders Re-Training of Family Court Judge
    Disturbs Judicial Conscience and Threatens the Integrity of Justice: Delhi High Court Orders Re-Training of Family Court Judge
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    Disturbs Judicial Conscience and Threatens the Integrity of Justice: Delhi High Court Orders Re-Training of Family Court Judge

    The Delhi High Court has ordered re-training for a Family Court judge who invented a provision to grant a divorce decree. It said, “The manner in which the judge conducted proceedings disturbs judicial conscience and threatens the integrity of justice.”

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    Mother Can Claim Maintenance From Son Even If Husband Supports Her, Rules Kerala High Court
    Mother Can Claim Maintenance From Son Even If Husband Supports Her, Rules Kerala High Court
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    Mother Can Claim Maintenance From Son Even If Husband Supports Her, Rules Kerala High Court

    The Kerala High Court held that a woman’s right to maintenance from her son is independent of her husband’s obligation. The Court ordered a Gulf-based son to pay Rs 5,000 monthly to his 60-year-old mother despite her husband providing support.

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    Failure to Clear Doubts of Infidelity Amounts to Mental Cruelty, Says Delhi High Court
    Failure to Clear Doubts of Infidelity Amounts to Mental Cruelty, Says Delhi High Court
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    Failure to Clear Doubts of Infidelity Amounts to Mental Cruelty, Says Delhi High Court

    The Delhi High Court ruled that continuous behaviour creating suspicion of infidelity, coupled with failure to clear such doubts, constitutes mental cruelty under the Hindu Marriage Act. The court upheld a husband’s divorce plea, citing the wife’s evasive conduct and unexplained relationships.

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    No Court Can Force a Beggar to Pay Maintenance; It’s State’s Duty to Protect Destitute Wife: Kerala High Court
    No Court Can Force a Beggar to Pay Maintenance; It’s State’s Duty to Protect Destitute Wife: Kerala High Court
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    No Court Can Force a Beggar to Pay Maintenance; It’s State’s Duty to Protect Destitute Wife: Kerala High Court

    The Kerala High Court ruled that no court can force a beggar to pay maintenance to his wife if she admits he is a beggar. It emphasized that it is the state’s duty to protect destitute wives and prevent begging.

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    Delhi Court: Wife Living in Adultery Cannot Claim Maintenance, Rules Judge
    Delhi Court: Wife Living in Adultery Cannot Claim Maintenance, Rules Judge
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    Delhi Court: Wife Living in Adultery Cannot Claim Maintenance, Rules Judge

    A Delhi family court has ruled that a divorced woman proven to be living in adultery is not entitled to maintenance under Section 125(4) CrPC. The court relied on a DNA test and prior divorce judgment to dismiss her plea.

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    Supreme Court Orders Quick Decision in Jaidev–Poonam Shroff Divorce Case, Sets 3-Month Deadline
    Supreme Court Orders Quick Decision in Jaidev–Poonam Shroff Divorce Case, Sets 3-Month Deadline
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    Supreme Court Orders Quick Decision in Jaidev–Poonam Shroff Divorce Case, Sets 3-Month Deadline

    The Supreme Court directed the Bandra family court to conclude the long-pending divorce case of Jaidev and Poonam Shroff within three months. The bench warned that “if any party delays the proceedings then an adverse inference can be drawn.”

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    Nomination Becomes Void After Marriage: Supreme Court Splits GPF Between Widow and Mother in Key Ruling
    Nomination Becomes Void After Marriage: Supreme Court Splits GPF Between Widow and Mother in Key Ruling
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    Supreme Court Dissolves 15-Year-Old Marriage, Orders Rs 1.25 Crore Alimony to Wife

    The Supreme Court ended a marriage after 15 years of separation, invoking Article 142 to grant divorce. The husband must pay Rs 1.25 crore in five instalments as permanent alimony.

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    Supreme Court Orders Public Apology, Slams Cop for Jailing Husband & Father-In-Law in False Cases: "What They Suffered Cannot Be Compensated"
    Supreme Court Orders Public Apology, Slams Cop for Jailing Husband & Father-In-Law in False Cases: "What They Suffered Cannot Be Compensated"
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    Supreme Court Orders Public Apology, Slams Cop for Jailing Husband & Father-In-Law in False Cases: “What They Suffered Cannot Be Compensated”

    The Supreme Court ordered a public apology from a police officer who falsely implicated a man and his father-in-law, saying, “What they suffered cannot be compensated” after they spent 109 and 103 days in jail.

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    Supreme Court: "Compelling a Dead Marriage to Continue Only Perpetuates Mental Agony & Societal Burden"
    Supreme Court: "Compelling a Dead Marriage to Continue Only Perpetuates Mental Agony & Societal Burden"
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    Supreme Court: “Compelling a Dead Marriage to Continue Only Perpetuates Mental Agony & Societal Burden”

    The Supreme Court observed that “compelling a dead marriage to continue only perpetuates mental agony and societal burden,” while granting divorce under Article 142, citing irretrievable breakdown and loss of mutual respect.

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    Mental Cruelty| “Wife Should Support & Give Respect to Disabled Husband Despite His Infirmity”: Orissa HC Upholds Divorce
    Mental Cruelty| “Wife Should Support & Give Respect to Disabled Husband Despite His Infirmity”: Orissa HC Upholds Divorce
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    Mental Cruelty| “Wife Should Support & Give Respect to Disabled Husband Despite His Infirmity”: Orissa HC Upholds Divorce

    The Orissa High Court upheld the divorce granted to Pranaya Pradhan Nayak, stating, “Wife should support & give respect to husband despite his infirmity,” while dismissing Priyanka Nayak Pradhan’s appeal.

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