Divorce Lawyers in Hyderabad

04/08/2019

09/03/2019

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has held that if custody of a child is granted to a person in a “live-in” relationship without dissolution of previous marriage, there are chances that the child would learn that live-in relationships are the way of life. The court passed the order and dismissed an appeal filed by a Hisar resident challenging the decision of a family court Hisar on child custody. The court cannot approve this kind of social set up, because it would give a wrong signal to the society at large and would create an adverse impact on the tender mind of the minor child, especially a girl child,” the bench observed in its detailed order.

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TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER

08/03/2019

The Supreme Court said that marrying a second time on the basis of a “customary divorce” from the first wife will render the second marriage invalid as the law stipulates that a man and woman are permitted to tie the nuptial knot only if they do not have a living spouse. This decision came in the case of an inter-caste marriage solemnised in 2010. The marriage developed strains allegedly because of the husband’s drunken habits and matrimonial torture inflicted on the wife. While leaving for her parental home with her belongings, she discovered a marriage dissolution deed of her husband from his first wife and later moved a Pune court seeking her marriage to be declared void.

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TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER

06/03/2019

The Supreme Court referred to a three-judge bench a plea challenging the Constitutional validity of provisions in matrimonial laws empowering courts to ask estranged spouses to "cohabit" and "take part in sexual in*******se". The plea said that these laws treat women as "chattel" and are violative of fundamental rights including the right to privacy. The petition filed by two law students, challenging the validity of section 9 of the Hindu Marriage Act (HMA), Section 22 of the Special Marriage Act (SMA) and certain provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC).

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TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER AND INDIAN EXPRESS NEWSPAPER

23/02/2019

The Bombay high court has ruled that a child born of an illegal second marriage of a railway employee can still be eligible for a job on compassionate grounds after his father dies. The court directed Central Railway to consider the job application filed by a Vithalwadi resident, whose father had died while in service, on compassionate grounds. The Railway employee died in 2003. The railways rejected the application of his son saying his mother had married his father, while the latter was still married to his first wife.

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TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER

22/02/2019

Abhaya Legal Services provides legal services for mutual divorce and contesting divorce, maintenance (Parents, wife & Children), mental and physical harassment, domestic violence, alimony to wife, child custody, dowry harassment, etc., apart from rendering our legal services in civil, criminal, bails, anticipatory bails, cheque bounce, documentation, documents verification, registration, legal opinions, and real estate, etc.,

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Abhaya legal Services in Hyderabad, provide best legal advice to our clients and other professionals and specialized in expert presentation of cases either in court or at other decision making bodies.

12/02/2019

The Registration of Marriage of Non-Resident Indian Bill, 2019 was introduced by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj in the Rajya Sabha. According to the bill Non-Resident Indians who marry an Indian citizen or a fellow NRI abroad have to compulsorily register their marriages within 30 days or face the prospects of their passports being impounded or even revoked. The Bill also allows courts to attach properties, movable and immovable, of "proclaimed offenders" or people who fail to appear before courts despite warrants being issued against them. The proposed law will be applicable to NRIs marrying Indian women within or even outside India.

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DECCAN CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER AND TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER

12/02/2019

A division bench of Telangana High Court has made it clear that the father’s visitation rights and temporary custody of his children cannot be denied on the ground that he was staying alone at home, he was consuming alcohol or on the ground that he was feeding the children with outside food. The court made this observation while dismissing an appeal filed by one Kalpana, the mother of two children, who was living independently after separating from her husband, and said that the father has equal rights to enjoy the company of his kids.

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DECCAN CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER AND NEW INDIA EXPRESS NEWSPAPER

08/02/2019

The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court has ruled that a wife frequently visiting her maternal home without intimating her husband amounted to cruelty and could be grounds for divorce. While quashing a family court verdict, the High Court dissolved the marriage of a Nagpur-based couple, over two decades after they were married.

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TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER

06/02/2019

The Andhra Pradesh state government ended the procedure of collecting registration fees depending on the value of assets. Even though the property value costs some crores, the maximum registration fee for the registration for that asset is Rs. 20,000. The new registration fee process is applicable to those who are part of a family. For example, it is applicable when father distribute his assets to his sons and daughters. It is also applicable between husband and wife asset distribution.

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ANDHRA JYOTHI NEWSPAPER

31/01/2019

The Bombay High Court has ruled that divorce proceedings in a marriage solemnised as per the Hindu rites and registered in India cannot be initiated in foreign courts. The court made this observation while allowing a petition filed by a woman seeking a stay on the divorce proceedings initiated by her estranged husband, an Indian who is a domicile of the UK, before a family court at Manchester in the UK. The couple had married as per Hindu rites under the Hindu Marriage Act in Bandra. The court noted that the man has sought relief before the UK court under the provisions of the English Personal Law, which does not apply to either the man or the woman as they got married under the Hindu Marriage Act.

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TIMES OF INDIA NEWSPAPER

29/01/2019

All district and the lower courts cases details which are computerized across the country will now be available to the rural areas. The Central Judiciary in a statement said that the 23 types of details of E-court portal like registration of cases and their trials and present situation of case, and judgments etc., will now available at the ‘Mee Seva’ centres. Under the E-court project, 16845 court case details are computerized and information about them will be available at ‘Mee Seva’ centres.

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