260 Views
Five months after being married, a Madhya Pradesh woman filed for divorce from her husband, claiming that he had promised her a honeymoon in Goa but had taken her to Ayodhya as an opportunity. The lady stated that her husband had broken his vow and had supplied tickets to Varanasi and Ayodhya without telling her. A few days earlier than the January 22 marriage ceremony, the couple departed for Ayodhya however, the girl modified into disappointed with the journey and decided to look for a divorce.
252 Views
The incorporation of the virtual era has led to widespread changes to Hindu legal practices associated with divorce complaints. The integration of technology has sparked a sizable evolution in divorce complaints within Hindu legal practices, ushering in a technology of modernization and transformation. This advent seeks to light up the multifaceted approaches wherein technological advancements have reshaped and revolutionized the landscape of divorce instances, reshaping traditional approaches and introducing novel methodologies.
849 Views
Legal drafting is the tedious process of precisely and clearly drafting contracts, agreements, or other legal paperwork. One must ensure that the document accurately conveys the goals of the parties and adheres to the relevant regulations, this requires using specialized language to express legal concepts. In order to avoid misunderstanding and make it more straightforward for legal processes to be implemented, precise language is necessary.
240 Views
Given the political and highly contestable nature of the Ayodhya conflict, the November 9 unanimous verdict by a five-judge constitution bench, consisting of Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi, CJI-designate S.A. Bobde and Justices D.Y. Chandrachud, Ashok Bhushan and S. Abdul Nazeer, has expectedly generated contrasting opinions. The court decided that five acres would be given to the construction of a mosque at a "prominent site" in Ayodhya and that the full 2.77 acres of contested land in Ayodhya would be given to a trust that would be established for the construction of the Ram temple there.
