SRD Law Notes: Hindu Family Law

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Who is ‘Hindu’ as per the Hindu Marriage Act,1955

Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, This Act came into force on 18 May 1955. This Marriage Act governs Hindu marriages and has brought about ...

1) Introduction - Divorce is a process by which the marriage comes to end. After Divorce both Husband and Wife revert to their unm...

1) Introduction - Source means "basis from which law is evolved". Source of law is a basis, which enables the Court to...

The joint family consists male, his wife and unmarried daughter and his male descendants, their wives and unmarried daughters. I...

Introduction: Adoption is an act of giving and taking a child, male or female into the family having no son or daughter. Und...

Introduction Guardian is a person who formally appointed to look after a child's interest on the death of child's parents...

Introduction: The law of guardianship is based on the incapacity which the law attributes to minors and to persons who are def...

Introduction Guardian is a person who formally appointed to look after a child's interest on the death of child's...

1) Meaning of Guardian - The law of guardianship is based on the incapacity which the law attributes to minors and to persons wh...

Partition is a process by which the joint status is put to an end. In siple words Partition means the division of the Joint family. ...

The Schools of Hindu law emerged from the commentaries and digests. There are two main schools, namely : 1. Mitakshara school ...

There are two main school of Hindu Law - Dayabhaga and Mitakshara Difference between Dayabhaga Coparcenary and Mitakshara Coparce...

According to Manu, "Once only a partition made". If the partition is once made, it is final and irrevocable and hence,...

Judicial separation and Divorce are differ from each other. Judicial separation is suspension of conjugal rights for some ...