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In the instant case a revision petition passed by the Hon'ble Additional Principal Judge declining the maintenance to the wife as she was capable of earning and granting same to their two children that is a daughter and a son. The court in the matter regarding Section 125 Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (hereinafter referred to as "Cr. P.C, 1973") had clearly stated that the obligation of father would not come to an end even after his son attains majority in the cases where the entire burden of his education and other expenses is upon his mother. The Hon'ble Single Judge bench comprising of Hon'ble Justice Subramonium Prasad directed that the sum of Rs. 15,000 should be paid to the mother each month as interim maintenance from the date the son attains majority and should continue till his graduation is complete or till the time he starts earning whichever is earlier. The court further took attention to the rising cost of living and came up with the opinion that it would not be justice with the mother if she alone would bear the entire burden of herself and her son.

Section-125 Cr. P.C: Obligation of the father towards his children: Delhi HC

Team @Law Times Journal - June 17, 2021

Madras High Court directs the state regarding grants of compensation in the cases of covid positive patients

Madras High Court directs the state regarding grants of compensation in the cases of Covid positive patients

Case Against Kerala Journalist Booked Under UAPA In UP’s Hathras Case Dropped: UP Court

Case Against Kerala Journalist Booked Under UAPA In UP’s Hathras Case Dropped: UP Court

No Prima Facie Case Of Terrorism Against Asif Iqbal Tanha, Natasha Narwal & Devangana Kalita: Delhi HC

No Prima Facie Case Of Terrorism Against Asif Iqbal Tanha, Natasha Narwal & Devangana Kalita: Delhi HC

Accused In Triple Murder Case Got Acquitted: Kerala HC

Accused In Triple Murder Case Got Acquitted: Kerala HC

Tarpaulin theft case: Calcutta HC refuses to stay probe against BJP MLA and LOP

Tarpaulin theft case: Calcutta HC refuses to stay probe against BJP...

Team @Law Times Journal - June 15, 2021 0

Apex Court Quashes Criminal Proceedings Against Marines Involved in Enrica-Lexie Case After Accepting The Compensation

Apex Court Quashes Criminal Proceedings Against Marines Involved in Enrica-Lexie Case...

Chandra Lekha - June 15, 2021 0

Lakshadweep filmmaker moves to the Kerala HC for pre-arrest bail on the charges of sedition

Lakshadweep filmmaker moves to the Kerala HC for pre-arrest bail on...

Sneha Mukherjee - June 15, 2021 0

Allahabad HC Directs State To Compensate Illegally Detained Persons

Allahabad HC Directs State To Compensate Illegally Detained Persons

Chandra Lekha - June 15, 2021 0

One Nation One Ration Card: Centre tells the SC

One Nation One Ration Card: Centre tells the SC

Team @Law Times Journal - June 15, 2021 0

Conducting Preliminary Inquiry In Corruption Cases Is Mandatory by police Before Registering an FIR: Kerala HC

Conducting Preliminary Inquiry In Corruption Cases Is Mandatory by police Before...

Tejaswi Goda - June 14, 2021 0

It Is Against The Scheme Of IBC That A Secured Creditor Challenging The Resolution Plan On Security Interest

It Is Against The Scheme Of IBC That A Secured Creditor...

Ananya Bharti - June 14, 2021 0

Juvenile have Right To File For Anticipatory Bail: Gujarat HC

Juvenile have Right To File For Anticipatory Bail: Gujarat HC

Team @Law Times Journal - June 13, 2021 0

Central Vista Redevelopment Project

Appeal In SC Against Delhi HC’s Order Dismissing PIL Seeking Halt...

Chandra Lekha - June 13, 2021 0

The Hon'ble bench of Hon'ble madras high court held that the petition made under article 227 of the constitution that relaxes the jurisdiction of every high court is maintainable is an aggrieved demanded quashing of proceedings under the Domestic Violence Act, 2005.

Petition Under Article 227 Is Maintainable Against Domestic Violence Act: Madras...

Ananya Bharti - June 13, 2021 0

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