A divorce obtained through mutual consent of both spouses or through contesting in a court of law results in the termination of marriage between two persons and not only causes stress and trauma to both the estranged spouses but also to children born...
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In a country that believes that marriages are the most sacred of bonds and made in heaven, the divorce rate is indeed increasing at a tremendous rate. Compared to other countries, India still has a lower rate of divorce, but compared to its own stati...
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All things to keep in mind before filing for divorce.
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Article defining the rules governing divorce in India under Hindu Marriage Act.
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An article on procedure of divorce in India under HMA.
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The Supreme Court has observed that filing of a criminal case by one of the parties to the marriage and the acquittal therein cannot be automatically treated as a ground for granting divorce if such a ground is not raised in the divorce petition.
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The concept of cruelty as a ground for divorce has no particular legal definition under the laws of India and the same had been done keeping in view that the concept of cruelty cannot have a straight-jacket formula amounting to its dynamic nature and...
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A decree to dissolve a marriage can be sought on the ground that the other spouse has been incurably of unsound mind, or has been suffering continuously or intermittently from a mental disorder of such a kind and to such an extent that the petitioner...
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The provisions of mutual consent divorce has various elements attached to it and is not a simpliciter term.
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Cruelty can take various forms, and the most prevalent forms of cruelty are physical cruelty and mental cruelty. Establishing physical cruelty is relatively an easier task than proving mental cruelty and it is in cases of mental cruelty that the judi...
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