'A' a Hindu died in 1948 leaving behind his wife ‘W’, who took her husband’s properties as a limited owner. In 1954 “W” made a gift of some lands to her niece ‘B’, ‘C’ a collateral of ‘A’ and presumptive reversioner sued for a declaration that the gift to ‘B’ is not binding.... Decide the case...by Mayank Shekhar 30 May 2023 3:12 PM IST
A Hindu wife seeks divorce from her husband on the ground that he is suffering from ‘AIDS’. Is this a valid ground for divorce? Explain.by Mayank Shekhar 14 April 2023 5:15 PM IST
Pursuant to matrimonial differences, a couple H and W sought and obtained divorce by mutual consent. They had a daughter... Critically examine the validity of the adoption in light of the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956.by Mayank Shekhar 14 April 2023 2:34 PM IST
The waiting period of six months contemplated under Section 13-B of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 is as mandatory as the other conditions prescribed for obtaining a divorce by mutual consent. Explain the statement with support of case law.by Mayank Shekhar 14 April 2023 1:42 PM IST
Krishna and Kajal married each other in 2010. Despite repeated attempts by Krishna to consummate the marriage, the couple failed to do so because of Kajal’s strong resistance.....What are the remedies available under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955...?by Mayank Shekhar 14 April 2023 12:51 PM IST
"A" as managing member of joint Hindu family borrowed Rs. 5000/- from "B" for the necessities of the joint family. "B" obtained the decree against "A" as manager of the joint family. Could the decree be executed against the whole coparcenary property? Could the decree be executed against personal separate properties of all the members of the joint family? Decide giving reason.by Mayank Shekhar 18 Jan 2023 11:29 AM IST
"Endowment is dedication of property for purposes of religion or charity having both the subject and the object certain and capable of ascertainment".by Mayank Shekhar 18 Jan 2023 11:02 AM IST
Discuss the legal status of a child born out of a live-in relationship under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.by Mayank Shekhar 17 Jan 2023 1:24 PM IST
"Adoption is generally irrevocable and irreversible". Critically analyse the statement with the help of relevant provisions and case laws.by Mayank Shekhar 17 Jan 2023 12:23 PM IST
