LAW OF MARRIAGE & DIVORCE BY KUSH KALRA

Description

Mattiage is the very foundation of civil society. The relation once formed, the law steps in and holds the parties to various obligations and liabilities. Parties to a marriage tying nuptial knot are supposed to bring about the union of souls. It creates a new relationship of love, affection, care and concern between the husband and wife. Marriage is a contract of the greatest importance in civil institutions, and it is changed with a vast variety of rights and obligations. The foundation of a sound marriage is tolerance, adjustment and respecting one another. Tolerance to each other’s fault to a certain bearable extent has to be inherent in every marriage. Petty quibbles, trifling differences should not be exaggerated and magnified to destroy what is said to have been made in heaven. All quartels must be weighed from that point of view in determining what constitutes cruelty in each particular case and as noted above, always keeping in view the physical and mental conditions of the parties, their character and social status. A too technical and hyper-sensitive approach would be counter-productive to the institution of marriage. The Courts do not have to deal with ideal husbands and ideal wives. It has to deal with particular man and woman before it. The ideal couple or a mere ideal one will probably have no occasion to go to Matrimonial Court. This book deals with various personal laws of different religious communities related to marriage and divorce in India. This book is very helpful for Advocates practicing in courts and dealing with matrimonial disputes. The beauty of this book is that it will be of good use to one and all, whether it is student, novice or a perfect professional.

This second edition incorporates important and recent case laws covering the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, the Hindu Adoptions and Maintenance Act, 1956, and the Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act, 1956, ensuring the book remains up to date and practically relevant.