Bigamy (second marriage) is illegal in India and is punishable by the country’s penal code as a crime against marriage. Muslims are exempt from the bigamy statute, which is applicable to Hindus, Jains, Buddhists, Sikhs, Parsis, and Christians. According to the Hindu
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Khula, the third type of divorce, is the unconditional and absolute right of the Muslim wife, is on a par with the husband’s right to talaq, and is not subject to his consent. Several State laws such as in Odisha, Bihar, Assam
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In divorce proceedings, the most complex and emotionally drenching issue is that of child custody. Children, young and at times infant have to bear the pain for no fault of theirs. Due to the extreme emotional attachment, both parents want to keep
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Contested Divorce implies party desirous of divorce approach the family Court/Civil Court for the dissolution of marriage. Spouse seeking divorce has to take one of the grounds provided under the law of contested divorce. There are different laws dealing with contested divorce
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Divorce by Mutual Consent is the simplest and easiest way of dissolving a marriage. For easy understanding, the procedure for mutual consent divorce is laid down as under: – 1. Both parties, i.e., husband and wife, have to reach a mutual understanding
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