HomeFAQs

Plaintiff:-  a person who brings a case against another in a court of law.

Defendant: – a person against whom a case is instituted is called defendant.

1. Desertion by husband for four years.
2. Failure to maintain.
3. Husband contracting a polygamous marriage in contravention of established legal procedures.
4. Husband’s imprisonment for seven years.
5. Husband’s failure to perform marital obligations for three years.
6. Husband’s continued impotence from the time of the marriage.
7. Husband’s insanity for two years or his serious illness.
8. Wife’s exercise of her option of puberty if she was contracted into marriage by any guardian before the age of 16 and repudiates the marriage before the age of 18 (as long as the marriage was not consummated).
9. Husband’s cruelty (including physical or other mistreatment, unequal treatment of co-wives).
10. Any other ground recognized as valid for the dissolution of marriage under Muslim law

Separation by the will of husband and, without the intervention of a Court or It means repudiation of marriage by the husband.

Burden of proof is a legal standard that determines if a legal claim is valid or invalid based on the evidence produced. The burden of proof is typically required of one party in a claim, and in many cases, the party that is filing a claim is the party that must demonstrate that the claim is valid and carry the burden of proof.

Essentials:

1. The burden of proof is a legal requirement that determines the validity of a claim based on the factual evidence produced.
2. The onus for the burden of proof lies with the party initiating or filing a claim.

Answer:- First Information Report (FIR) is a written document prepared by the police when they receive information about the commission of a cognizable offence

Will is the equivalent wasiyat. Or It is an instrument by which a person makes disposition of his property to take effect after his death and which is revocable by him during his life