Family Law – Jurisprudence & Lawgic

Cruelty as a Ground for Divorce Under Parsi Law

Cruelty as a term has no single or exact definition. It is liable to various interpretations; depending on the facts of each case. But generally, where there… Read more “Cruelty as a Ground for Divorce Under Parsi Law”

Facts of the Case The present lis arose as a result of a Special Leave Petition. The appellant, Mrs. Kanika Goel impugned a judgment of the Delhi… Read more “Family Law IV: Mrs. Kanika Goel v. State of Delhi”

These are case comments for the judgement passed on 5 October 2012 in Gayatri Bajaj v. Jiten Bhalla by a bench constituted by Hon’ble Mr. Justice P.… Read more “Family Law III: Wards’ Will & Visitation Rights”

This write up is in continuation to the previous blog and deals with the judgement of the full bench presided by Hon’ble ex CJI Deepak Misra who… Read more “Family Law II(B): Is Video Conferencing Permitted in Matrimonial Disputes?”

Reconciliation is not always restoration of status quo ante, but to arrive at a suggestion acceptable to both the parties.

Facts of the Case Mr. Pradip Bhandari and Mrs. Anu Bhandari solemnized their marriage on 18/05/97 in accordance to hindu rituals. After seven years marital discord between… Read more “Family Law I: Anu Bhandari vs Pradip Bhandari (Case Comments)”

{The Family Courts Act, 1984 established family courts across the country to settle marital acrimony amicably with special consideration that the children do not suffer “collateral damage”… Read more “Pertinence of Family Courts in The Indian Judicial System”