Read, Subscribe & Cite Divorce & Matrimonial Cases (DMC) II (2014) DMC 764 DOWRY DEATH — Presumption — Direct evidence may not be available — Such cases may be proved by circumstantial evidence. II (2014) DMC 827 EVIDENCE — Dying Declaration — Admissibility — Courts have to be very careful while analysing truthfulness, genuineness of dying declaration and should come to proper conclusion that dying declaration is not a product of prompting or tutoring. II (2014) DMC 813 LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIP — Presumption as to marriage — When two persons cohabit with each other for long time this will give rise to presumption that they have entered into valid marriage — This is rebuttable presumption — There is no question of decree of divorce being granted to dissolve such relationship — What is contemplated under Section 13 of H.M. Act is dissolution of marriage and not relationship. II (2014) DMC 726 MAINTENANCE PENDENTE LITE — Documents to be taken into consideration for determination of petition under Section 24 of Act should pertain to financial position of non-applicant for relevant period. II (2014) DMC 822 SHARED HOUSEHOLD — Self-acquired property — Daughter-in-law has no right to continue to occupy self-acquired property of her parents-in-law against their wishes more so when her husband has no independent right therein nor is living there, as it is not shared household within meaning of Section 17(1) of Act of 2005. II (2014) DMC 773 VOIDABLE MARRIAGE — Fraud — Section 12(1)(c) gets attracted only when consent obtained by fraud or through force. SHARE IT IF YOU LIKE IT https://facebook/pages/DLT-Publications-Pvt-Ltd/148985855256175
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