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Hindus are more polygamous than them . ' These are two different kind of questions . The lawon widow remarriage is an enabling or facilitative law . If a widow wants to remarry , her marriage is lawful . When the first widow remarried ...
Hindus are more polygamous than them . ' These are two different kind of questions . The lawon widow remarriage is an enabling or facilitative law . If a widow wants to remarry , her marriage is lawful . When the first widow remarried ...
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Since the bill also provides for irretrievable breakdown of marriage , a husband can , at his whim and fancy , divorce the wife andclaim economic benefit . And a woman who manages her household with her own independent income will be ...
Since the bill also provides for irretrievable breakdown of marriage , a husband can , at his whim and fancy , divorce the wife andclaim economic benefit . And a woman who manages her household with her own independent income will be ...
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In case of dissolution of a marriage the courts shall decide all related matters - e.g : divorce / dissolution , maintenance / alimony or dower / financial settlement and provision of shelter simultaneously except disputes relating to ...
In case of dissolution of a marriage the courts shall decide all related matters - e.g : divorce / dissolution , maintenance / alimony or dower / financial settlement and provision of shelter simultaneously except disputes relating to ...
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