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Several powers have been granted to the Supreme Court and the High Courts, which they use to provide justice to the people. One of the most important tools or authorities that the constitution has granted the courts is the power to issue writs. There was broad agreement when India gained its freedom to create aRead more

Partition of family property refers to the division or distribution of jointly owned property among the legal heirs. The division can occur either by mutual agreement or through a legal process, such as filing a partition suit in court. Determining Share of Legal Heirs:a. With a Will: If a valid will exists, the distribution ofRead more

In India, a false FIR (First Information Report) or a criminal case can be quashed by the trial court or the High Court depending on stage of the case if it is determined that no case is made out against the accused. The power to quash an FIR or criminal charges is derived from theRead more

In Indian family law, the terms “permanent alimony” and “maintenance” refer to different concepts regarding financial support for a spouse. However, it is important to note that the terminology and application of these concepts may vary depending on personal laws applicable to the individuals involved. While I can provide general information, please consult with aRead more

Divorce is a difficult decision, but sometimes it becomes the best option for couples who find themselves unable to continue their marriage. In India, divorce by mutual consent is recognized under both the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, and the Special Marriage Act. In this blog, we will explore the provisions and procedures for obtaining aRead more