Kerala High Court Upholds Rs 10,000 Monthly Maintenance For Ex-Wife Of Man Paralysed By Stroke

A disability certificate did not end a man’s duty to pay Rs 10,000 monthly maintenance, the Kerala High Court has held, upholding the sum for the ex-wife of a man paralysed by a stroke and rejecting his plea that he cannot earn and married only to get a maid for himself and his mother. Ernakulam: […]

Karnataka High Court Fines Husband Rs 2 Lakh: Voluntary Maintenance Payer Cannot Later Claim Inability To Pay

Rs 1,03,382 a month, paid voluntarily, has weighed against a husband in the Karnataka High Court, which held that a man who supports his wife without any court order cannot later claim inability to pay, and dismissed his writ petition with costs of Rs 2 lakh. Bengaluru: Dismissing a husband’s challenge to an interim maintenance […]

Kerala High Court: Man Who Marries Despite Disability Cannot Evade Wife’s Maintenance, Upholds Rs 10,000 Monthly

Wife’s Maintenance cannot be escaped by pointing to the husband’s physical disability once the Family Court has found that he can afford to pay, the Kerala High Court has held. Kochi: Dismissing a husband’s revision petition against a Family Court order to pay his wife maintenance of Rs 10,000 per month, the Kerala High Court […]

Madras High Court Upholds ₹1 Lakh Monthly Maintenance For Woman Owning ₹1.7 Crore Flat, Luxury Cars

Dismissing a man’s revision, Justice Sunder Mohan of the Madras High Court upheld a family court order granting Rs 1 lakh monthly maintenance to a woman and Rs 1.5 lakh for their minor son, holding that proof of marriage under Section 125 CrPC need not meet the standard of a bigamy trial.

Allahabad High Court Upholds Wife’s Maintenance, Calls Husband’s No-Job, Poor-Business Plea ‘Bald Excuses’

The Allahabad High Court has dismissed Mohammad Kamil’s criminal revision against an order directing him to pay Rs 3,500 a month to his wife under Section 125 CrPC, holding that a husband capable of earning cannot escape maintenance by pleading that he has no job or that his business is doing poorly.

Supreme Court Orders Employer to Deduct Rs 25,000 From Husband’s Salary After He Refuses to Pay Maintenance

The Supreme Court directed a man’s employer to deduct Rs 25,000 monthly from his salary after he repeatedly refused to pay maintenance to his estranged wife. The Court said the amount must be transferred directly to the wife’s bank account to ensure support for her and their minor daughter.

Wife’s Past Marriage Can’t Block Maintenance: Allahabad HC’s Big Ruling

The Allahabad High Court ruled that a woman’s previous marriage is irrelevant for determining interim maintenance under Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act. The court ordered her husband to pay Rs 15,000 per month, emphasizing financial necessity over allegations of deceit or past marital status in maintenance decisions.