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Please make this type of videos on smeseter wise . LLB semester 3 and 4 Semester 3 Public international law Administration law Property law and easement Administration law After that 4th semester's subject
Agr kisi ne hindu adoption law k through baby girl adopt ki h. Document me likha h k biological parents koi b contact ne rakhyngy.... Pr biological parents pareshaan kr rahy h baby wapas mang rahy h to hum kya kr sakty hai
And please teach all the possible ways of marrying in Hindu Muslim in respective of Indian law I have watched all your videos on Hindu marriage act and Muslim marriage act No one grant permission of marrying between Hindu and Muslim without changing their religion
Domestic violence act,2005= sec 20 125 crpc me hai Sec 24,25 hindu marriage act 1955 Sec 18 adoption and maintenance me bhi maintenance diya hua hai तो court me kab konse me relief maanga jayega sab ko ek sath me leke inke beech me difference btaye please..I will be highly obliged. Is wali demand ko pura kijiye please ma'am
The law of maintenance under both of these statutes are on very different footings. - According to the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, both the husband or wife can claim maintenance; whereas, only the wife can claim maintenance under the CrPC. -Moreover, the wife only needs to prove that she does not have a sufficient and independent income in order to claim maintenance under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955. Whereas, to claim maintenance under the CrPC, she also needs to prove that her husband had either refused or neglected to maintain her. - Lastly, Sec 125 is a secular provision whereas Sections 24 & 25 are limited only to Hindus.
Section 18 of the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, 1956 provides for the maintenance of the wife by the husband.This Section only applies to the married wife only. Section is also gender specific.The husband is obliged to maintain her during her lifetime. Section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 stands on a different footing. Either the husband or the wife can claim maintenance. It is not limited to only the wife. Though, the parameters for deciding whether a person will receive maintenance or not, is gender-specific.
