This article has been written by Mr Ganeev Singh Sahni a student of BA.LLB 3rd year at Lloyd Law College Greater Noida. Introduction: As we all know, Hindu marriage is a sacrament other than a contract unlike Muslim and Christian marriages. It is considered as the purification of mind and soul from inherited stain. According…
View detailsImpact of Dowry and NRI Marriages: Legal Measures Taken This article is written by Ms. Tanaya Devadhe, a 3rd year BALLB student at ILS Law College, Pune. Abstract Today, the Indian notion of sacramental marriages faces, among others, the twin issue of problems with Non-Resident Indian (NRI) marriages and dowry. The social evil of…
View detailsThis article has been written by Mr. Nithilan KM, 2nd year student of Saveetha School Of Law Abstract: This research delves into the intricate relationship between caste and Muslim marriages in India, revealing the persistence of “social divisions” despite Islam’s emphasis on equality. While acknowledging the rise in inter-caste marriages, the research highlights the challenges…
View detailsTHIS ARTICLE HAS BEEN WRITTEN BY MS. YASHASHVI MISHRA OF 3RD YEAR FROM UNIVERSITY OF ALLAHABAD Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, divorce can be granted on various grounds, including conversion. If one spouse converts to another religion, it can lead to irreconcilable differences and breakdown of the marriage. Conversion is one of the grounds…
View detailsThis article has been written by Ms. Kumari Komal, a IIIrd year student Pursuing B.A.LL.B. at Lloyd School of Law, Greater Noida. ABSTRACT: Child Custody Battles are a complex interplay of legal, emotional, and child-centric dynamics. These disputes often arise amid divorces or separations, entangling parents in fervent contention over the custody and well-being of…
View detailsThis article has been written by, Mr Shubham Kumar Sinha, 1st year student at national law university odisha (NLUO),Cuttack Family courts in india was established by the act of the family courts act 1984 with a main aim to dispense speedy settlement of disputes arising out of small family matters through the process of conciliation.…
View detailsHINDU MARRIAGE ACT AND THE RECOGNITION OF MARRIAGES OF PERSONS WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES This article has been written by Ms. Suhani Sharma, a second-year student of National Law university, Odisha. ABSTRACT Approximately 190 million Indian citizens, predominantly comprised of married individuals, engage in regular substance abuse, including alcohol and cannabis. This escalating issue of…
View detailsThis article has been written by Ms. Aditi Ananya, a 2nd year BBA LLB (Hons.) student of Chanakya National Law University, Patna INTRODUCTION Due to the notion of joint families, where a kid without parents is cared for by the head of the joint family, no particular rules governing guardianship were necessary throughout the Hindu…
View detailsThis article is written by Miss Swati Mahor, a 2nd year law student of Lloyd school of law, Greater Noida ABSTRACT: The provided text offers a comprehensive examination of Sharia, the Islamic legal and spiritual system, exploring its diverse interpretations across five major schools of thought. It delves into the historical context of how…
View detailsThis article was written by Ms. Suhani Upadhyay, a First-year student of Maharashtra National Law University, Nagpur. ABSTRACT This article is an in-depth exploration of the legal landscape where Christian marriages meet the Special Marriage Act in India. It discusses the intricacies of the legal frameworks that govern these marriages and the challenges that Christian…
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