NEW DELHI: A man has been ordered to pay a compensation of Rs 50,000 and monthly maintenance of Rs 4,000 to his estranged wife and minor son by a Delhi court which also restrained him from committing domestic violence upon the woman or contacting her. The court, while granting protection to the woman, noted that there were previous incidents of physical assault by the man and observed that there...
Man asked to pay Rs 50K compensation, maintenance to wife, son
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Avoid crowd in criminal courts: HC
The Madras High Court Bench here has said that lower courts should liberally dispense with personal appearance of the accused in criminal cases whenever it was permissible, as well as feasible, in order to avoid huge crowd in the courts and make the atmosphere congenial for judicial work....
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Former employee of BSP ordered to pay maintenance
The Madras High Court Bench here has directed a former employee of the Bahujan Samaj Party’s (BSP) central office in New Delhi to pay Rs.16,000 every month to his estranged wife and...
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HC rules against lawyer’s reluctance to pay maintenance to children
The Madras High Court Bench here has dismissed a criminal revision case filed by a HIV-infected advocate challenging a lower court order directing him to pay Rs. 4,000 a month for the maintenance of two of his children. Refusing to interfere with the order...
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HC upholds Rs 1.3L monthly maintenance to woman
MUMBAI: In an order that brought relief to a woman and her minor children, Justice M L Tahaliyani of the Bombay high court dismissed a challenge by a director of a steel conglomerate against a Rs 1.3 lakh monthly maintenance order after observing that he had schemed to avoid disclosure of his true income. The HC refused to interfere with the order of a lower court and did not reduce the maintenance...
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Man ordered to pay maintenance
The Madras High Court Bench here has directed a former employee of the Bahujan Samaj Party’s (BSP) central office in New Delhi to pay Rs.16,000 every month to his estranged wife and two...
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High Court orders return of car used by Inspector for robbery
The Madras High Court Bench here has ordered return of a woman’s car allegedly used by her husband, serving as an Inspector of Police, to rob a dealer of cigarette bundles, worth Rs. 36 lakh, and Rs. 2.5...
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Madras HC dismisses plea seeking fresh DNA test
Madurai, October 23: The Madras High Court has dismissed a criminal revision petition, filed by the biological father of a minor girl seeking to set aside a judicial magistrate's order dismissing his plea for a fresh DNA test. Dismissing the plea, Justice R Mala of the bench said the DNA test had already been conducted through a court of law and it was held that the petitioner, Vannathamilan, was the biological...
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Hubby has to provide mother access to children: Court
Nagpur: Coming to the rescue of a city-based mother, the Nagpur Family Court has ruled that she can't be denied access to her children by the husband on the pretext of their unwillingness. "The husband has to provide access of children to their mother. He has to obey court's order in letter and spirit. He would not deprive the mother of meeting the children," judge Subhash Kafre held. The couple had three children out of their wedlock, but after differences cropped up...
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HC directive to consider relief for wife of sand slide victim
MADURAI: The Madras high court Madurai bench has passed orders directing the Trichy's social protection scheme (SPS) tahsildar to consider a 39-year old widow's representation seeking Rs 1.02 lakh compensation under the chief minister's farmer protection scheme, whose husband was a victim of sand slide....
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HC directs HIV-affected man to pay maintenance
The Madras High Court Bench here has observed that a person cannot seek exemption from paying monthly as well as annual maintenance amount to his estranged wife and children just because he happened to be a HIV patient. Disposing of a revision petition filed by a...
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HC ruling on maintenance
Lower courts cannot refuse to direct men to pay maintenance amount to their estranged wives just because the women were well educated and had the potential to secure employment, the Madras High Court Bench here has ruled. Justice S. Vimala passed the order on a criminal revision case filed by a woman whose...
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63-year-old man directed to pay maintenance to wife
The Madras High Court Bench here has directed a 63-year-old retired manager of a public sector unit in Bangalore to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs. 4,500 to his 57-year-old wife who is alleged to have been neglected by him after his marriage with another...
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63-year-old man told to pay maintenance to wife
The Madras High Court Bench here has directed a 63-year-old retired manager of a public sector unit in Bangalore to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs. 4,500 to his 57-year-old wife who is alleged to have been neglected by him after his marriage with another...
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63-yr.-old told to pay maintenance to wife
The Madras High Court Bench here has directed a 63-year-old retired manager of a public sector unit in Bengaluru to pay a monthly maintenance of Rs. 4,500 to his 57-year-old wife who is alleged to have been neglected by him after his marriage with another...
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Man cheats high court, imposed 5,000 as costs
Madurai: The Madurai bench of the Madras high court on Monday allowed an appeal moved by the school education department secretary against the bench's single judge order directing the department to provide employment to a Pudukkottai-based man and imposed a cost of Rs 5,000 on him. The court took this decision after...
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Tippler’s plea on inability to pay alimony rejected
Senthamil Selvi (name changed) of Tirunelveli district obtained divorce on the ground that her husband was addicted to alcohol but little did she expect that the man would use the same ground in favour of him to deny paying maintenance to her. Preferring a revision petition before the Madras High Court Bench here...
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'Dead man' comes alive, gets discharged from graft case
Madurai: A man whom the Madurai bench of the Madras high court recorded in an order two years ago as dead is very much alive. He filed a case before the same bench not for not declaring that he is alive, but for discharging him from a corruption case. Accepting the man's submissions, the court discharged him on the ground of violation of speedy trial and speedy justice. Last year, a woman who was said to have been killed came to the high court bench. Justice S Nagamuthu who heard the case ordered her and her...
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Woman extricates car from case against husband
Motor vehicles seized by police in connection with criminal cases mostly end up warping under sun and rain for years together, but S. Sameena (name changed) of Manamadurai in Sivaganga district has made sure that her luxury car, seized by the police while arresting her husband in a cheating case, does not suffer such a fate. After obtaining interim custody of the car from...
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Three-year-old spends 35 days behind bars in Madurai
MADURAI: A three-year-old boy of Kuravar community, who was languishing in Madurai central prison along with his father, uncle and aunt for 35 days in a theft case, was reunited with his mother on Monday, thanks to the Madurai bench of the Madras high court. The boy was produced before the division bench comprising justices K K Sasidharan and B Gokuldas following a habeas corpus petition filed by his mother M Mary. The boy and the trio were taken...
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