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Orissa High Court: Second Wife Not Entitled to Family Pension Under Odisha Civil Services Pension Rules, 1992 Bigamous Marriage Declared Void – No Family Pension Rights In a significant judgment, the Orissa High Court has categorically held that a second wife , whose marriage was contracted during the subsistence of the first marriage , is not entitled to family pension under the Odisha Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1992 . The Division Bench comprising Justice Dixit Krishna Shripad and Justice Chittaranjan Dash reiterated that only a legally wedded wife can claim family pension, and a marriage that is void ab initio cannot be validated by any subsequent event. Case Title & Citation Kankalata Dwibedi v. State of Orissa W.A. No. 1460 of 2025 Decided on: 13 January 2026 Orissa High Court Background of the Case The dispute arose after the competent authority rejected the claim of the appellant for family pension vide order dated 12-11-2021 . The rejection was based ...

Best Divorce Case Lawyer in Karkardooma Court Delhi | Advocate Devashish Maharishi – Cheque Bounce & Matrimonial Dispute Expert

Need the best divorce or cheque bounce lawyer in Delhi? Advocate Devashish Maharishi offers expert legal help for contested/mutual divorce, domestic violence, maintenance, alimony, custody, CAW cell complaints, and NI Act cases .  Contact: 8595722509 Office in Laxmi Nagar, Delhi. Trusted matrimonial and cheque bounce lawyer in Delhi . Advocate Devashish Maharishi handles divorce, DV cases, alimony, CAW cell matters, and Section 138 NI Act cases with top results. Book consultation today. Punjab & Haryana High Court Clarifies Appeal Route in Cheque-Bounce Acquittal Cases | Advocate Devashish Maharishi – Best Divorce & Cheque Bounce Lawyer in Karkardooma Court, Delhi Recently, the Punjab and Haryana High Court issued an important clarification regarding appeals in cheque-bounce acquittal cases. The Court held that when a complainant—recognised as a “victim”—wants to challenge an acquittal under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, the correct forum for filing the...