Best Divorce Lawyer Contact Number 8595722509

⚖️  Delhi High Court: Interim Maintenance Should Normally Start from the Date of Application In an important ruling, the  Delhi High Court  reaffirmed that  interim maintenance under Section 125 of the  Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973  should ordinarily be granted  from the date of filing of the application , unless the court records  strong and cogent reasons  for granting it from a later date. 📌  Key Highlights of the Judgment In  Sanyogita Gupta & Ors. vs. Ashok Kumar Gupta (Crl.Rev.P. 520/2024) , the Court observed that  maintenance laws are social welfare measures  intended to prevent  destitution and financial hardship for dependent spouses and children . The ruling strengthens the rights of  wives and children seeking maintenance  and ensures  timely financial support during ongoing matrimonial disputes . 👨‍⚖️  Advocate Devashish Maharishi Best Divorce & Criminal Case Lawyer in Ka...

Kerala High Court: In an intra-court transfer appeal arising from an order allowing transfer of a matrimonial original petition from one Family Court to another at the instance of the wife, the question was whether, at an advanced stage of trial, such transfer could be justified on the ground that the wife practices at the Court where the case was pending. The Division Bench of Sathish Ninan and P. Krishna Kumar*, JJ., set aside the transfer order, and held that transferring matrimonial case to another court at such an advance trial stage was unsustainable, highly unjustified and improper, particularly in view of the mediated settlement wherein both parties had agreed to cooperate for an expeditious disposal before the same court. Analysis and Decision The Court noted that in the transfer petition, the wife stated that it would be serious prejudice to her in participating in the trial at the Kollam Court Centre, which was her workplace, and that the distance from her residence to Punal...