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JUDICIAL SEPARATION VS. DIVORCE

In India, divorce and judicial separation serve distinct purposes. Divorce, governed by Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, dissolves a marriage entirely, allowing remarriage. Judicial separation, under Section 10, offers temporary relief from marital duties, preserving the legal marriage. A year of marriage is required for divorce, while judicial separation can be initiated immediately. These choices affect inheritance and remarriage rights, making it crucial for couples to discern their purpose before proceeding.

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JUDICIAL SEPARATION VS. DIVORCE

In India, divorce and judicial separation serve distinct purposes. Divorce, governed by Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, dissolves a marriage entirely, allowing remarriage. Judicial separation, under Section 10, offers temporary relief from marital duties, preserving the legal marriage. A year of marriage is required for divorce, while judicial separation can be initiated immediately. These choices affect inheritance and remarriage rights, making it crucial for couples to discern their purpose before proceeding.

Nationalized Bank Employees Not Covered by Section 197 CrPC

The Indian Supreme Court has rejected a Special Leave Petition by a State Bank of India (SBI) Assistant General Manager seeking discharge from alleged bank fraud charges. The petitioner invoked Section 197 of the CrPC for immunity, but the court emphasized that this doesn't apply to public servants in Nationalised Banks. The case involved a fraud accusation regarding a corporate loan. The court clarified that criminal activities aren't part of official duties, setting a precedent for similar cases involving public servants and banking institutions.

Bar Council of India Backs PIL for CLAT in Regional Languages: Delhi High Court Case

The Bar Council of India (BCI) supports a PIL at Delhi High Court seeking to include regional languages like Hindi in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) alongside English. BCI's endorsement aims to democratize legal education and increase diversity in the legal profession. The petitioner argues this change would help non-English medium students. The Consortium of National Law Universities has logistical concerns. The BCI's support underscores the push for inclusive legal education and could reshape the profession in India.

EC Assures Prior Notice Voter Names Safe on Electoral Rolls, Supreme Court Informed

India's Supreme Court addressed a PIL challenging the constitutionality of Rule 18 of Voter Registration Rules, allowing voter names to be removed without notice. The Election Commission of India (ECI) clarified that names aren't removed without prior intimation, detailing safeguards. The Court endorsed ECI's 2013 letter on due process for deletions and suggested seeking remedies through State Election Commission or Election Officer for grievances.
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Bar Council of India Backs PIL for CLAT in Regional Languages: Delhi High Court Case

The Bar Council of India (BCI) supports a PIL at Delhi High Court seeking to include regional languages like Hindi in the Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) alongside English. BCI's endorsement aims to democratize legal education and increase diversity in the legal profession. The petitioner argues this change would help non-English medium students. The Consortium of National Law Universities has logistical concerns. The BCI's support underscores the push for inclusive legal education and could reshape the profession in India.
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JUDICIAL SEPARATION VS. DIVORCE

In India, divorce and judicial separation serve distinct purposes. Divorce, governed by Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, dissolves a marriage entirely, allowing remarriage. Judicial separation, under Section 10, offers temporary relief from marital duties, preserving the legal marriage. A year of marriage is required for divorce, while judicial separation can be initiated immediately. These choices affect inheritance and remarriage rights, making it crucial for couples to discern their purpose before proceeding.

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JUDICIAL SEPARATION VS. DIVORCE

In India, divorce and judicial separation serve distinct purposes. Divorce, governed by Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, dissolves a marriage entirely, allowing remarriage. Judicial separation, under Section 10, offers temporary relief from marital duties, preserving the legal marriage. A year of marriage is required for divorce, while judicial separation can be initiated immediately. These choices affect inheritance and remarriage rights, making it crucial for couples to discern their purpose before proceeding.

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JUDICIAL SEPARATION VS. DIVORCE

In India, divorce and judicial separation serve distinct purposes. Divorce, governed by Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, dissolves a marriage entirely, allowing remarriage. Judicial separation, under Section 10, offers temporary relief from marital duties, preserving the legal marriage. A year of marriage is required for divorce, while judicial separation can be initiated immediately. These choices affect inheritance and remarriage rights, making it crucial for couples to discern their purpose before proceeding.