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"Miya Biwi Raazi": Rajasthan Court On Muslim Couple's Divorce By Consent
The Rajasthan High Court held the divorce of a Muslim couple by mutual consent fully valid, overturning a family court's order wherein the wife's petition had been dismissed.
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Assam Assembly Passes Compulsory Muslim Marriage, Divorce Registration Bill
The Assam Assembly on Thursday passed a bill for compulsory government registration of marriage and divorce of Muslim people.
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'Not Charity, Right': Supreme Court's Big Alimony Order For Muslim Women
A divorced Muslim woman can seek alimony from her husband under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Supreme Court ruled today.
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Law On Muslim Marriage And Divorce If Triple Talaq Scrapped: Centre To Supreme Court
The government today said it will bring law on marriage and divorce among Muslims if the Supreme Court strikes down the practice of Triple Talaq as invalid and unconstitutional.
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Will Deal Only With Triple Talaq Due To Paucity Of Time: Supreme Court To Centre
The Supreme Court today said it was keeping issues of polygamy and 'nikah halala' among Muslims open for adjudication in the future as the Centre asked for deliberations on these aspects along with triple talaq.
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Triple Talaq Has No Place In A Secular Country: Centre To Supreme Court
The centre is opposed to the Muslim practice of triple talaq, it has informed the Supreme Court, describing it as "misplaced in a secular country."
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Triple Talaq System a Crime, But No Scope of Change: Muslim Law Board
Although it is a 'crime' but there was no scope of change in the 'triple talaq' divorce ritual, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board said today, rejecting a call for making a three-month period mandatory before finalisation of the separation.
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Nearly All India's Muslim Women Reject 'Triple Talaq', Survey Finds
More than 90 per cent of Muslim women surveyed want the "triple talaq" divorce ritual and polygamy banned from family civil law in the country, a study by a women's rights organisation said on Friday.
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"Miya Biwi Raazi": Rajasthan Court On Muslim Couple's Divorce By Consent
The Rajasthan High Court held the divorce of a Muslim couple by mutual consent fully valid, overturning a family court's order wherein the wife's petition had been dismissed.
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Assam Assembly Passes Compulsory Muslim Marriage, Divorce Registration Bill
The Assam Assembly on Thursday passed a bill for compulsory government registration of marriage and divorce of Muslim people.
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'Not Charity, Right': Supreme Court's Big Alimony Order For Muslim Women
A divorced Muslim woman can seek alimony from her husband under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Supreme Court ruled today.
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Law On Muslim Marriage And Divorce If Triple Talaq Scrapped: Centre To Supreme Court
The government today said it will bring law on marriage and divorce among Muslims if the Supreme Court strikes down the practice of Triple Talaq as invalid and unconstitutional.
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Will Deal Only With Triple Talaq Due To Paucity Of Time: Supreme Court To Centre
The Supreme Court today said it was keeping issues of polygamy and 'nikah halala' among Muslims open for adjudication in the future as the Centre asked for deliberations on these aspects along with triple talaq.
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Triple Talaq Has No Place In A Secular Country: Centre To Supreme Court
The centre is opposed to the Muslim practice of triple talaq, it has informed the Supreme Court, describing it as "misplaced in a secular country."
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Triple Talaq System a Crime, But No Scope of Change: Muslim Law Board
Although it is a 'crime' but there was no scope of change in the 'triple talaq' divorce ritual, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board said today, rejecting a call for making a three-month period mandatory before finalisation of the separation.
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Nearly All India's Muslim Women Reject 'Triple Talaq', Survey Finds
More than 90 per cent of Muslim women surveyed want the "triple talaq" divorce ritual and polygamy banned from family civil law in the country, a study by a women's rights organisation said on Friday.
