Cross-Border Divorce Dilemmas: The Legal Maze of Recognizing Foreign Decrees in India

Cross-Border Divorce

By Zubin Kalchuri, Advocate (Practices in International Family Law Matters) In an increasingly globalized world, marriages between Indian citizens solemnized under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (HMA) often find themselves entangled in the complexities of international law when a couple moves abroad and later seeks a divorce. While foreign courts may grant a dissolution of […]

Understanding FCRA and the Importance of Procedural Fairness: Insights from the Centre for Wildlife Studies Case

Insights from CWS case

The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010 (FCRA) serves as a critical framework for regulating foreign contributions to organizations in India. Its primary objective is to ensure that such contributions are utilized in a manner consistent with the sovereignty, integrity, and security of India. However, cases involving the suspension or cancellation of FCRA registrations often raise […]

What to Do If Your FCRA Registration Has Been Rejected: Understanding the Pre-Judicial Appeal Process

Navigating the complexities of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) can be challenging, especially when facing a rejection of your organization’s registration or renewal application. This article explores the immediate steps you can take if your FCRA application has been rejected, focusing on the pre-judicial appeal process, including filing a revision application, gathering evidence, and understanding recent case laws that could impact your appeal. Whether you are a nonprofit organization or a trust, understanding your options and rights under the FCRA is essential to safeguarding your ability to receive foreign contributions.

Financial Repercussions of Divorce: Understanding Spousal Support and Property Division

Property Division

The financial aspects of divorce can be complex and emotionally charged. This blog post will provide a detailed breakdown of spousal support (maintenance) awarded in India. It will explain factors considered by courts, such as the length of marriage, earning capacity of both spouses, and the standard of living enjoyed during the marriage. The post […]

Navigating the Maze: A Guide to Different Personal Laws and Divorce Procedures

Divorce Procedures

India’s diverse religious communities have distinct personal laws governing marriage and divorce. This post will be a comprehensive guide explaining the key differences in divorce procedures under Hindu Marriage Act (1955), Special Marriage Act (1954), Muslim Personal Law (Sharia Application) Act (1937), and Christian Marriage Act (1976). It will break down the grounds for divorce […]

The Evolving Landscape of Indian Divorce Law: From Fault-Based to No-Fault?

This blog post delves into the historical context of Indian divorce law, tracing its evolution from a predominantly fault-based system to the inclusion of the “irretrievable breakdown of marriage” as a ground for divorce. It will analyze landmark Supreme Court judgements that have shaped this shift, like “Shayara Bano vs. Union of India” (2017) which […]

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