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Separation no ground for divorce: HC |
NAGPUR: In a verdict that may have far reaching impact over institution of marriage, the Nagpur bench of Bombay high court has dismissed a husband's petition seeking divorce from wife living separately for last 19 years.
A single-judge bench of justice C L Pangarkar has rejected husband's plea stating that just staying away for 19 years was not enough for judicial separation and "petitioner must first make out ground for divorce". |
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Women take the lead in asking for divorce |
Majority of divorce cases filed in city court have been initiated by women who are opting out of bad marriages
MUMBAI: In a break with tradition, urban Indian women have begun to take the initiative to get out of unhappy marriages. Statistics from Mumbai’s Family Court reveal a startling figure — since January 2007, almost 55 per cent of all cases of divorce have been filed by women. That includes more than half of the 4,134 divorces in 2007 and 1,152 divorces till March 31 this year. “Just five years back, a woman filing for divorce used to be a one-off case,” says advocate Shashank Thatte.
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Introduce Anand Marriage bill in parliament |
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PATIALA: The member parliament Tarlochan Singh demanded the early introduction of Anand Marriage act in the parliament in its ongoing budget session. Talking to reporters he said that since the standing committee of parliament has already cleared the proposed bill and now it was UPA government to introduce it in parliament. |
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Centre of Matrimonial Mediation |
Matrimonial mediation involves taking a impartial, caring, and professional approach to solving disputes that occur with families and couples. This might involve making appropriate arrangements and taking important decisions so that all parties can resolve and overcome the stress of matrimonial disputes.
On this site, you will find information on solving disputes including case studies, Indian marriage laws, and process of mediation. We also offer expert mediation for solving matrimonial disputes through a variety of ways including email counseling, and face-to-face counseling.
It is our small effort to create a platform wherein the disgruntled spouses can discuss the matter in their effort to save the family and in case their temperamental attitude and approach are such of nature that they can no longer live together as happy husband and wife then make them aware about their legal rights for amicable dissolution of their marriage.
It is important to receive professional help before the problem becomes worse. Often, couples react better when there is a impartial mediator that listens to the concerns of all parties. We will ensure that you will receive the proper guidance including emotional and legal help. Furthermore, we will present to you all avenues of solving matrimonial disputes so that you can make the right decision. |
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