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  Divorce is becoming more accepted in India. I have been practicing Family Law in Bangalore for over two decades. Through my observations of changing social norms, changing gender roles, and shifting perspectives on love and relationships, many individuals now face life after divorce's complexities. One lesser-discussed but significant factor contributing to marital breakdown is a change in sexual orientation, which plays an important role in the decision to part ways. This blog explores the shifting dynamics of love in Indian society, how sexual orientation affects marriage, and how individuals are finding themselves after divorce. In India, divorce is changing Marriage is considered a lifelong commitment in Indian society. However, as societal norms evolve, a growing understanding emerges that love and compatibility are complex and fluid. While divorce rates remain lower in India than in many Western countries, they are rising, particularly in urban areas. Still, unlike me, mos...

Introduction Due to the patriarchal structure of society and men's dominance over women in society, studies showing that women commit significant rates of violence against men are highly controversial. The critics argue, first and foremost, that it is important to analyze the aggression of women to men in a broader social context even though they are capable of violence. In history, both in society and in close relationships, the men held the position of authority. Physical differences, the expected outcomes of violence, as well as reactions, will likely lead to quite different motivations for using violence between men and women. According to many critics who oppose the idea that men are victims, violence perpetrated by men against women has significantly more damaging consequences than violence perpetrated by women against men. All defenses state that men abuse women and women respond by becoming aggressive. However, it is difficult for the general public, and even sometimes the...

Marriage Promise Fraud: Criminal Offence The Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) was introduced on August 11, 2023, and assented to by the President on December 25, 2023. It became effective on July 1, 2024, replacing the Indian Penal Code (IPC). There is one very important addition to the BNS which is Section 69, which specifically deals with the OFFENSE OF FALSE PROMISE OF MARRIAGE .  This issue had previously been ambiguously defined under the IPC as a serious offense. There have been a growing number of cases where women have been deceived into sexual relationships under false promises of marriage, leading to the urgent need for the law to be clarified. False Promises of Marriage as a Crime The concept of false promise of marriage refers to situations in which a man induces a woman into sexual intercourse by deceitfully claiming that he is going to marry her, but does not actually intend to do so, despite having no genuine intentions to do so. Contrary to the case of rape, in which ...

  Introduction Ex-parte divorce has become a matter of increasing importance in the complex area of family law, raising concerns about the validity of subsequent marriages in light of this concept. To ensure that future unions are valid, individuals must understand the nuances of ex-parte divorce as relationships evolve and legal complexities intertwine. In this blog post, we explore the specifics of ex-parte divorce, highlighting its legal implications and shedding light on the often-overlooked matter of marriage validity after divorce. The best family lawyers will be able to provide insight into the legal landscape surrounding marital unions regardless of whether you are navigating the challenges of divorce or simply seeking advice on your legal options. How does Ex Parte Divorce work? Ex-parte divorces are distinct forms of divorce involving one spouse initiating the divorce proceedings without obtaining the other spouse's consent. Using this legal maneuver, the court can decr...

Introduction A dishonored cheque, commonly known as a bounced check, can slow down transactions and cause frustration. Whether due to insufficient funds, mismatched signatures, or technical errors, a dishonored cheque requires a structured response to resolve the issue effectively. This article explores the procedure for handling bounced checks, maintaining compliance with legal requirements, and how Lawyers for Appeal in the High Court can help protect your interests. Reasons for Cheque Dishonor Understanding why a cheque is dishonored helps address the issue appropriately. Common reasons include: Insufficient Funds : The account holder’s balance is insufficient to cover the cheque amount. Signature Mismatch : The cheque signature does not match the bank’s records. Incorrect Details : Errors such as wrong date, amount mismatch, or overwriting. Account-Related Issues : Closure or freezing of the cheque account. Technical Errors : Issues like illegibl...

Introduction: Divorce is emotional and it often involves finances, especially alimony. A common question during these negotiations is whether alimony payments are taxable in India. This guide, provided by experienced Divorce Lawyers , aims to clarify the tax effects of alimony, helping you navigate these complexities confidently. Understanding Alimony: What Is It? Maintenance is the financial support one spouse pays to the other after a divorce. Its primary purpose is to ensure that the less-earning spouse, or the one without income, maintains a living standard similar to what was experienced during the marriage. Alimony and Taxation: The Legal Perspective The Indian Income Tax Act of 1961 does not explicitly state whether alimony payments are taxable. However, the interpretation depends on legal precedents and the distinction between capital and revenue receipts. Capital vs. Revenue Receipts Explained Capital Receipts : Generally, these are not taxed unless stated by law. Revenue Rec...

Introduction: Buying a property in India requires knowledge of the local property laws . When you understand these laws better, you'll be able to avoid legal issues and make better investment decisions as a result. Following is an overview of ten important property laws in India that every Indian homebuyer should know: Regulatory and Development Act (RERA ) – The purpose of this act is to regulate the real estate sector and protect the interests of homebuyers. This act requires builders to register their projects with the regulatory authority and to disclose all project-related information, including project plans, land titles, and completion timelines. Indian Registration Act - This law requires registration of property deeds, leases, and mortgages. Registrants of all property transactions pay a registration fee based on the value of the property. Transfer of Property Act - The purpose of this law is to regulate the transfer of property. The article discusses the legal re...