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Fam Law Case List

The document outlines key aspects of Family Law, focusing on customs, marriage as a sacrament or contract, and various codified laws governing marriage dissolution in Hindu, Muslim, and Christian contexts. It details the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, including conditions for marriage, divorce grounds, and provisions for maintenance and adoption. Additionally, it discusses the Special Marriage Act and Muslim marriage laws, including the nature of marriage contracts and divorce procedures.

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The document outlines key aspects of Family Law, focusing on customs, marriage as a sacrament or contract, and various codified laws governing marriage dissolution in Hindu, Muslim, and Christian contexts. It details the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, including conditions for marriage, divorce grounds, and provisions for maintenance and adoption. Additionally, it discusses the Special Marriage Act and Muslim marriage laws, including the nature of marriage contracts and divorce procedures.

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End Term portion in Family Law- I

1) Custom – as the foundation of many laws, efficacy of law


*Collector of Madura v Moottoo Ramalinga
• Post British- Judicial decisions, Principle of Justice,
equity, good conscience.
*Gurunath v Kamalaban
2) Is Marriage a Sacrament or a Contract? - Hindu, Muslim and
Christian marriages.
3) Codified Law
• Dissolution of Hindu Marriage Pre 1955- Manusmriti
• Dissolution of Hindu Marriage post 1955- customary
divorce U/S 29 (2), HMA, 1955, Native Converts
Marriage Dissolution Act, 1866, Special Marriage Act,
1872, Indian Divorce Act, 1869, Baroda Hindu
Nibandha, 1937, Rau Committee Report 1947
*Abdul Kadir v Salima ILR (1886)8 All 149
4) HMA, 1955
• Sec 1- Domicile-Intention and Residence, Types of
Domicile, Rules of PIL- Lex Loci Celebrationis and
Lex Domicile
*Winans v AG,
White v Tennant,
Lalithamma v Kannan
• Sec 2- Application- Position of STs
Sec 2 to be read with Art 342, sec 494 IPC
*Surajmani Stella Kujur v Durga Charan Hansdah
• Sec 3- Customs
*Lajya Devi v Kamala Devi
Balusami v Balakrishna
Bhaurao v State of Maharashtra
• Sec 5,7,11,12,17,18 HMA; 494 IPC; s 18 HAMA; 125
CrPC
Sec 5(1) and Sec 7- Conditions of marriage and
ceremonies of marriage, s 5(i) to be read with s7,
s 7A, s 8, s 17, IPC s 494, 495
*Bhaurao v State of Maharashtra,
Surjit Kaur v Ghujhar Singh,
Ramesh Chandra Daga v Rameshwari Daga,
Kanwal Ram v HP Admin,
Priya Bala v Suresh Chandra,
Gopal Lal v State of Raj,
State of HP v Rajinder Kumar,
Lily Thomas v UOI
Sec 5 (ii)- mentally unsound- acid test
S 5 (ii) to be read with s 12, 13 (1) (iii) Expl (a),
(b) HMA
*Alka Sharma v Abhinesh Chandra Sharma,
Whysall v Whysall,
Bani Devi v Banerjee,
Kartik Chandra v Manjurani
Sec 5(iii), 12 (1) (c), s 13 (2) (v), s18- Consent and Age, SMA 4, 24, Child
Marriage Restraint Act, 1978, PCMA ss 2,3,9,10,11; JJ Act s 2; Pocso ss 3, 5, 6,
42A; IPC s 375 exp 2; HMGA ss 4(a),6 (a), (c). Harmonizing b/w POCSO, JJ
Act, IPC s 375 Ex 2
Lajja Devi v State
Gajara Naran Bhura v Kaubi Kunverbai
Parbat, Birupakshya Das v Kunja Behari
Sec 5 (iv), (v) read with s 17- Relationships- prohibited and sapinda
*Shakuntala Devi v Amar Nath,
Balusami v Balakrishna
Sec 7, 7A, read with HMA s 5, s 8, 12 (1) (c); IPC 494 – Ceremonies of
Marriage
Nitin v Rekha
S Nagalingam v V Sivagami
Kanwal Ram v HPAdmin
D Grahalakshmi v Prashanth
Sijala v Prabhu
• Sec 8- Registration of Marriages
Seema v Ashwin Kumar
• Sec 9 to be read with HMA s 13 (IA) (ii), 23, 24, 25; 125 CrPC; DV Act s 20;
HAMA s 18; CPC O21 r32-
Saroj Rani v Sudarshan Kumar,
Sareetha v Venkatasubiah,
Harvinder Kaur v Harminder Singh,
Veena Handa v Avinash Handa,
Bitto v Ram Deo,
Russell v Russell
Joseph Shine v UOI
Ojaswa Pathak v UOI
U/ HMGA, 1956 - Ss 4,6,7,8,9,13
Githa Hariharan v RBI
Sheela v Soli
Kumar v Chethana
U/ HAMA, 1956, (Maintenance) S-18
Chand Dhawan v Jawahar Dhawan
Manisha Gade v Sandeep Gade
HMA, 1955
U/s 13 HMA- Sec 13, 13A, 13B, 25- Faulty Theory, Breakdown theory, Mutual
consent, grounds for wife alone
Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage- Law Commission 71 st Report
Navin Kohli v Neetu Kohil,
Visnu Dutt Sharma v Manju Sharma,
V Bhagat v D Bhagat
Jayachandra v Aneel Kumar
Shobha Rani v Madhukar Reddi
Siraj Mahmed Khan v Harizunnisa yasim khan
Dastane v Dastane
Mahendra Nanavati v Sushila Nanavati
Bhola Kumar v Seema Devi
K Srinivas v K sunita
Bipin Chandra v Prabhavati
X v Y (2014)
Mohandas Panicker v KK Dakshayani
Chetan Das v Kamal Devi
Swati v Arvind Mudgal (2015)
U Sree v U Srinivas (2013)
K Srinivas Rao v DA Deepa
Malathi Ravi v BV Ravi(2014)
Harjit Kuar v Rooplal
Ss 23, 24, 25 HMA
HAMA, 1956, (Adoption) & HMGA,1956
U/ HAMA, 1956, (Maintenance)
S-18
Chand Dhawan v Jawahar Dhawan
Manisha Gade v Sandeep Gade
Ss 24, 25 HMA; Ss under HAMA; S 125 Cr pc, Guardianship and wards Act: JJ
Act (Comparison and effect)
U/ HMGA, 1956
Ss 4,6,7,8,9,13
Darshana Gupta v None (2015)
Roxann Sharma v Arun Sharma (2015)
Lalita v Ganga AIR 1973 Raj
Githa Hariharan v RBI
Sheela v Soli
Kumar v Chethana

5) U/Special Marriage Act, 1954


Ss 4 to 16 and s 19, 20, 21, 21A
Ss 22 to 30, 34
Goolrokh M Gupta v Burjor Pardiwala (2012)
Dr Abdul Rahim Undre v Padma Abdur Rahim Undre AIR 1982 Bom 341

6) Muslim Law
Marriage as a permanent and unconditional civil contract
Capacity for marriage
Essentials of a marriage
Nikah by phone, video etc
Valid, irregular and void marriages and distinction between them, their effects
Iddat, Mehr- specified, proper prompt and deferred
Mutta marriage,
Maintenance after divorce
 Shah Bano case,
 Daniel Latifi case
Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce Act, 1986) s 3, 4 and 5
Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Act, 2019
Divorce, Different forms of divorce- oral and written (talaq, Illa, Zihar)
Different modes of talaq- talaq ahsan, talaq hasan, talaq-ul-bidaat
 Rahmtullah v State of UP
 Shamim Ara v State of UP
When is talaq irrevocable?
Khula
Mubarat
Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939- grounds for divorce
Shayara Bano v UOI,
Masroor Ahmed Vs State ( NCT DELHI CASE )- 2007

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