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... wife . Any law which would give the exclusive right to the husband to decide upon the place of matrimonial home , without- considering the merits of the claim to the wife , would be contrary to Art . 14 and unconstitutional for that ...
... wife . Any law which would give the exclusive right to the husband to decide upon the place of matrimonial home , without- considering the merits of the claim to the wife , would be contrary to Art . 14 and unconstitutional for that ...
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... wife , the idea cannot very easily be removed from the mind of the husband . The husband temperamentally cannot adjust to his wife and tries to take revenge on her on some pretext or the other . It is , therefore , very dangerous to ask a ...
... wife , the idea cannot very easily be removed from the mind of the husband . The husband temperamentally cannot adjust to his wife and tries to take revenge on her on some pretext or the other . It is , therefore , very dangerous to ask a ...
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... wife leaves the home , it can be said to be desertion by the husband . The husband is guilty of constructive desertion . Constructive desertion means where one spouse is forced by the conduct of the other to leave home e . g . where a wife ...
... wife leaves the home , it can be said to be desertion by the husband . The husband is guilty of constructive desertion . Constructive desertion means where one spouse is forced by the conduct of the other to leave home e . g . where a wife ...
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Preface | 11 |
Law and Social Change in India after the Post | 17 |
Social Legislation and Criminal Sanctions | 25 |
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