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11 hours ago · The AIMPLB’s position is rooted in the belief that the order contradicts Islamic Shariat law, which stipulates that a husband is obligated to pay maintenance only during the Iddat period (a three-and-a-quarter month timeframe) following a divorce. After this period, a woman is free to remarry or live independently, and the former husband is ...
11 hours ago · ON JULY 10, the Supreme Court delivered a far-reaching judgment on the rights of Muslim women. In a carefully argued opinion, the court held that rights available under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC)—that deals with maintenance for wives, children and parents—shall be available to all married women, including Muslim women.
11 hours ago · July 12, 2024by Ian Paul. Christopher Landau writes: In some of the cases of marriage breakdown I have known, a crucial moment came when one party no longer believed the marriage could be saved, and so the only option was to proceed to divorce. I fear the Church of England stands on the precipice of such a moment. I hope I am not catastrophising.
6 hours ago · The new criminal laws begun operating in the country on July 1. The three laws were approved by Parliament during the winter session of 2023 and received the President’s assent on December 25, 2023.
10 hours ago · Lucknow, July 12 (IANS) The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) is preparing to challenge a recent Supreme Court ruling that mandates the payment of maintenance to Muslim divorcee women beyond the period of 'Iddat'. The AIMPLB's legal committee is meticulously studying the Supreme Court order to explore all legal avenues.
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11 hours ago · Reset. Lagatar24 Desk. Lucknow and Meerut: The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) is contemplating challenging a recent Supreme Court ruling that mandates maintenance payments to Muslim divorcee women beyond the ‘Iddat’ period. The AIMPLB’s legal committee is meticulously examining the order to explore all possible legal avenues.
