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Divorce in India: 13 Reasons to Appeal

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Introduction Indian divorce rates were surprisingly low until 2000. Divorce was largely considered unacceptable, and breaking a marriage was considered painful. Not only for the couple, but also for their families, it was difficult, demanding, and stressful. However, the past two decades have seen a huge rise in Divorce rates, especially in urban areas. A survey conducted by Ipsos revealed that only 53% of married Indian spouses consider their relationship with their partner as their greatest source of happiness. It was found that 47% of the poll participants felt differently as a result of this. With over two decades' experience practicing Family Law and meeting more than 10,000 couples, we observed that marital issues typically arise in three major categories: Equation with In-Laws and Domestic Violence Financial and Monetary Disputes, including Dowry Infidelity (Extra-Marital Affairs) India’s pluralistic society practices numerous religions, and marriages and divorces ...

Recovery of Money – An Overview Of How To Recover Money Due

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Introduction Money recovery suits are court actions taken by an individual or business to get back money they borrowed from someone else. It is a civil lawsuit filed in a court of law seeking a monetary award for a debt owed. An action for money recovery is filed to legally enforce the repayment of a debt owed to the plaintiff. It is filed to recover a debt. It is a legal mechanism to protect the creditor's rights and to make sure that the debtor fulfils their financial obligations. This type of suit is typically commenced when the borrower fails to repay the loan, the customer fails to pay the bills, or a breach of contract results in damages. Here are four high-level steps you can take if you're looking to sue for money: Step 1: Issue a legal notice Obtaining your money begins with sending a legal notice to the person or entity from whom you wish to obtain it. There should be a clear statement of the amount owed, the reason for the debt, and a deadline for repayment. The...

How Men Can File Cases Against Domestic Violence Wife and In-Laws?

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Introduction The patriarchal structure of society and men's dominance violence  over women have long been attributed to intimate partner violence. For decades, laws, policies, and academic discourse have been shaped by this framework. However, increasing research indicates that women are also committing significant rates of violence. In addition to challenging traditional gender narratives, this revelation challenges the one-sided portrayal of victimhood in close relationships, causing much resistance. Understanding the broader reality of violence is essential to addressing it effectively. Perspectives and Motivations of Violence Many critics suggest that women's violence should be examined in light of a broader social context. Historically, men have held positions of power in society and intimate relationships. This context, they say, influences the motivations and impact of violence committed by women. The physical differences between men and women also impact aggression, ou...

How Do Men Seek Protection From Domestic Violence?

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Introduction Studies have shown that women also commit significant amounts of violence against men, and that these types of abuse are often associated with the patriarchal structure of society, and the dominance of men over women , as well as the overall patriarchal structure of society in general, and with patriarchal structure of society in general. Insights from Critics: A Social Context for Understanding Their Views The argument that women are capable of violence is based on the fact that critics emphasize that their social context is also of great importance. In society and in relationships, men have traditionally held a high level of authority. As a result of physical differences, motivations, expected consequences, and reactions to violence may differ, which makes analysis more difficult. The Impact of Male Violence on Women The assumption of this viewpoint leads to the assumption that female aggression is primarily a reaction to abuse by men, since the crimes committed by men a...

10 Tips for a Consider Before Smooth Sale Deed Registration

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Introduction: India's booming real estate market has become a hotbed for investment, but beneath the surface, there is a complex web of legal loopholes, misinformation, and deceit. In India, complex, outdated, and bureaucratic property laws make it easy for fraudsters to exploit both genuine purchasers and landowners alike. Due to the rising demand for land and the rapid increase in real estate transactions, incidents of property-related fraud are on the rise across the country. Moreover, many buyers are unaware of their legal rights until it is too late to protect themselves. This blog explores some of the most prevalent property scams in India, illustrated by real court cases, and offers insight into how individuals can protect themselves from legal and financial harm. Forged Documents: A Paper Trail of Lies The fabrication of false title deeds, sale agreements, and powers of attorney is one of the most common methods of property fraud. Criminals fabricate these documents to fa...

What types of secondary evidence can help win a cruelty case

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Introduction The issue of matrimonial cruelty is one of the biggest concerns in India and constitutes a valid basis for divorce. The essentials of proof of cruelty in court are crucial for any spouse who wishes to obtain justice. I am writing this blog as a divorce lawyer from Bangalore who is experienced in analyzing how a victim spouse can collect and present evidence of matrimonial cruelty in an Indian court from the point of view of a divorce lawyer in Bangalore . I hope that this blog will provide you with a detailed analysis of how to do this. Taking a closer look at matrimonial cruelty The term 'marriage cruelty' is used to describe any act that causes mental or physical harm to one spouse by another spouse. It is, however, essential that substantial and credible evidence be presented in order for cruelty to be proved in a court. The evidence can be divided into primary and secondary types, each playing a key role in strengthening the case of the victim. Matrimonial Crue...