Tag: Family Law
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Exploring the term ‘Benefit of estate’ as basis of alienation of property
Discerning the meaning of the term benefit of the estate as grounds for alienation of the property by Karta while looking at a myriad of cases stretching over a century and half. With the attempt being to assess whether a cogent, all-encompassing definition concerning for benefit of the estate can be achieved or not. […]
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Battle of Love: Special Marriage Act, 1954
This article has been written by Piyush Bajaj. Piyush is currently a BCom LLB student at Amity Law School, Noida. Marriage is considered to be a sacrament in our country, as it is the most integral tradition which is being followed from over hundreds of years. India has been a land where a boy and […]
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Triple Talaaq: Religious empowerment or unjust vindicament
Talaq, Talaq and Talaq!!! Speak the three words in and the civil contract in the garb of Nikah comes to an end. Isn’t it a strange divorce without any justification to the other party and no judicial process requires to be ensued.
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Judicial Separation: A second thought to divorce
This article is written by Shreya Bansal. Shreya is commerce graduate from Shri Ram College Of Commerce and is currently pursuing Bachelors Of Law from Faculty Of Law, DU. A marriage is a blissful companionship of two people sharing mutual love, trust and understanding which promises to be the most beautiful phase of a person’s […]
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Live-in-relationships and the Indian Legal Perspective
Traditionally, the Indian society might have frowned upon live-in relationships. But the growing number of such couples indicates a degree of acceptance. Women, however, are still the losers. ‘Live-in-relationship’ is a living arrangement in which an unmarried couple lives together in a long-term relationship that resembles a marriage. There is no marriage between the parties, […]
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