Maintenance Under Family Court Act c On the request of either party or on the court s own motion the court may order the periodic review of its order for maintenance under Subsection b d The continuation of maintenance ordered under Subsection b is subject to the procedural requirements for a motion to modify as provided by Section 8 057
S 17 A Non compliance of order for interim maintenance Effect Decree for maintenance Family Court duty of Scope Family Court was vested with the power to pass an order for interim maintenance at any stage of proceedings in a suit for maintenance under S 17 A of the Family Courts Act 1964 to be paid to a child by the fourteenth 65 In exercise of the powers under Section 10 3 of the Family Courts Act 1984 read with Sections 106 and 165 of the Indian Evidence Act and Article 227 of the Constitution of India this Court formulated the affidavit of assets income and expenditure in Kusum Sharma II judgment dated 14 th January 2015
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The Family Courts Act 1984
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Introduction In our blog post titled Maintenance and Women 1 we had inter alia discussed various statutory provisions under which women in India can claim maintenance This blog post is in furtherance to the said post Recognising the dire need to have uniformity consistency procedural fairness and time efficiency in disposal of maintenance applications the Supreme Court has recently Under Indian Family law there is provision of maintenance to wife under section 125 crpc This provision of maintenance under section 125 crpc provides for maintenance for wife and also child maintenance Court may direct husband who has source pf money but neglects or refuses to take care of his wife who is unable to take care of herself to
Deepak Kumar Bhardwaj decided on 21 2 2012 passed by a Division Bench of this Court wherein the judgement was authored by one of us Sanjay Kishan Kaul J the Court dealt with the impact of the absence of Rules under Section 21 of the said Act on the efficacy of the provision of Section 19 1 read with sub sections 5 6 of Section 19 Rs connected therewith It is hereby ena ted as follows 1 Short title extent and commencement 1 his Act may be called the 2 Punjab Family Cou ts Act 1964 3 2 It shall extend to whole of the Punjab 3 It shall come into force in such area or areas and on such date or dates as Government may by
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PART 4 THE FAMILY DIVISION OF THE HIGH COURT AND MAGISTRATES COURT ss 15 23 FAM 15 s 15 Family Division of the High Court FAM 10 265 reg 53 Applications by persons in convention countries for recovery of maintenance under Family Law Act 2003 Union of India Section Section 7 in The Family Courts Act 1984 7 Jurisdiction Subject to the other provisions of this Act a Family Court shall have and exercise all the jurisdiction exercisable by any district court or any subordinate civil court under any law for the time being in force in respect of suits and proceedings of the nature referred to in the Explanation and be deemed for
Petitioner wife had filed a suit under the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act 1956 as an indigent person claiming maintenance before the Court Family Court had granted maintenance Rs 10 000 per month Petitioner wife stated that she was not paid the stated amount by her husband hence she filed execution proceedings before the Family Court Further a Hindu wife may claim maintenance under the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act 1956 and also in a substantive proceeding for either dissolution of marriage or restitution of conjugal rights etc under the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 by invoking Sections 24 and 25 of the said Act The concerned Family Court District Court
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Maintenance Under Family Court Act - Under Indian Family law there is provision of maintenance to wife under section 125 crpc This provision of maintenance under section 125 crpc provides for maintenance for wife and also child maintenance Court may direct husband who has source pf money but neglects or refuses to take care of his wife who is unable to take care of herself to