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The courts remarks came in response to a petition which was filed by a man who was seeking a reduction in his wifes monthly interim maintenance | Latest News Delhi

The court made this observation during a case in which a man was requesting a reduction in the interim maintenance amount he had to pay to his wife, r

The Delhi High Court has said that merely because the wife is holding a graduation degree, it cannot be presumed that she is intentionally not working solely with an intent to claim interim...

The Delhi High Court has observed that where both the spouses are equally qualified and earning equally, interim maintenance cannot be granted to the wife under Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act.A...

The Delhi High Court recently ruled interim maintenance cannot be awarded to the wife under Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act,1955 when both spouses possess the same qualifications and are earning equally.

The Himachal Pradesh High Court recently observed that just because a woman (wife) is educationally well-qualified, it does not always mean that she is capable of maintaining herself.

Fighting a divorce case can be extremely difficult as it is not only emotionally challenging but also requires significant amount of money. Besides many other factors the place, where this legal battle is fought, assumes a very significant role as there is substantial difference in the quantum of interim maintenance, final maintenance and the legal cost among various cities of India. A better understanding may help you plan it better to save cost.

The Supreme Court recently held that an able-bodied husband is duty-bound to maintain his wife and minor child even by doing physical labour and he cannot shirk that responsibility saying he has no source of income.

The High Court bench at Nagpur has remitted the matter back to the Family Court after it noted that the court decided divorce plea before deciding wife's maintenance application.

The Court, however, allowed the prayer to grant maintenance to her two children and ordered the husband to pay ₹20,000 per month towards the same.