India made efforts to make a secular adoption bill applicable to all communities including Christian, muslims, Parsis and hindu religions also, but every time these efforts defeated due to contemporary…
The Supreme Court in the judgment of Laxmi Kant Pandey v. Union of India dated 6th February, 1984 and the supplemental judgment dated 27th September, 1985 had formulated the normative…
The case of Sarla mudgul v. Union of India, is considered a landmark case when the supreme court declared that if a Hindu convert in Islam just to do second…
After the Shah bano case, in which the supreme court allowed to divorced muslim women to ask for maintenance even after iddat period, an uproar created in India on the…
The case of Mohd. Ahmed Khan vs Shah Bano Begum, is considered that landmark case not only in Constitutional history but also in political history of India, that changed a…
The case of Mohd. Ahmed Khan vs Shah Bano Begum, is considered that landmark case not only in Constitutional history but also in political history of India, that changed a…
In Jewish law, it is customary for the husband to execute before the nuptials an obligation in writing termed “Kethuba”. This obligation was termed Kethuba (the marriage deed). So far…
For the better understanding of this article, you can read ‘Nature of Jewish Marriage and its Requirement.” How a Jewish Marriage can be dissolved? A Jewish marriage can be dissolved…
Since the eleventh century a Jewish marriage is monogamous. Prior thereto the Jewish law tolerated polygamy imposing certain restrictions on it but without expressly sanctioning it. In the beginning of…
Unlike Christians, Hindus and Parsis, there is no statutory law which governs marriages amongst the Jews. Unlike in the case of these three communities as also in the case of…
