Civil laws are primarily based on the law system that usually provides a set of written and accessible collection of the laws which are applied to all citizens even to all legal professionals including lawyers. A civil case focuses on getting a particular amount of compensation that justifies the discomfort that one has gone through by an organization or a person. On the other hand, a criminal law focuses on getting the guilty punished for the crime that he or she has committed.
READ MOREMost individuals befuddle between a divorced couple and a separated one. Well, they may be two comparable things, however in terms of the more diminutive points of interest, they are marginally distinctive. Here are the main points by which we can describe and differentiate a legal divorced vs. separation.
READ MOREA plain-English guide to the right to maintenance in India under the Hindu Marriage Act, HAMA 1956, Section 144 BNSS 2023 and the Domestic Violence Act.
READ MOREWife’s denial to having sex with husband without any specific reason has been considered as cruelty as well as a solid ground for divorce as per the ruling of Karnataka High Court. The court observed while rejecting a woman’s appeal seeking to set aside a decree of divorce granted by the family court - “The husband can’t be made to suffer for no fault of his and be deprived of his natural urge to enjoy sexual happiness if the wife is unwilling to share the bed and discharge her duties.”
READ MOREUnder the Hindu Succession Act 1956 a widow is a Class I heir with an equal, absolute share in her late husband's property. Know your legal rights.
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