Category: Family Laws
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Domicile of Origin (Ss. 6, 7, 8, and 19 of the Indian Succession Act)
Domicile means a permanent home or place where a person resides with the intention of remaining there for an indefinite […]
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Need of Concept of Domicile (Ss. 4 and 5 of the Indian Succession Ac, 1925)
The term ‘Domicile’ is not defined in the constitution. Ordinarily, it means a permanent home or place where a person […]
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Maintenance Under Muslim Law
The concept of Maintenance under Muslim law was introduced to provide support to those people who are not capable to […]
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Guardianship Under Muslim Law
Guardianship is the lawful entitlement to supervise the movements and acts of a person who is unable to care for […]
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Acknowledgment of Paternity of Child
Parentage is the relation of parents to their children. The parentage includes maternity and paternity. It is generally used for […]
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Talaq and its Kinds
The dissolution of Muslim marriage may be done in any one of the following ways: a) By the death of […]
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Dissolution of Muslim Marriage
In the Islamic Law, a marriage is not a sacrament. It is purely civil contract. The primary object of the […]
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Iddat or Iddah Under Muslim Law
When a marriage is dissolved by death or by divorce, the woman is prohibited from marrying within a specified time. […]
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Prohibitions in Case of Muslim Marriages
In Islam, the marriage between a bride and groom is a legal contract but not sacrament is known as Nikah. It is […]
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Mahr or Dower
In pre-Islamic, Arabia, when the institution of marriage was not developed many forms of sex relationships between man and woman […]