TY  - BOOK
AU  - Diwan, Paras
TI  - Family law
SN  - 9789391787691
U1  - 346 
PY  - 2022///
CY  - Haryana
PB  - Allahabad Law Agency
KW  -  Family law
N1  - Table of content

Contents
Part I - Preliminary
Chapter 1    Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Parsis and Jews
Chapter 2    Schools of Law, Migration, Domicile, Residence and Problem of Conflict of Personal Laws
Part II - Marriage
Chapter 3    Concept of Marriage and Theories of Divorce
Chapter 4    Marriages under Hindu Law, Muslim Law, Christian Law and Parsi Law
Part III - Dowry, Dower, Consortium, Cohabitation and Matrimonial Home
Chapter 5    Dowry and Dower
Chapter 6    Consortium, Cohabitation and Matrimonial Home
Part IV - Matrimonial Causes
Chapter 7    Nullity of Marriage
Chapter 8    Separation Agreement and Judicial Separation
Chapter 9    Restitution of Conjugal Rights and Remedy for Breach of Duty to Cohabit
Part V - Matrimonial Causes : Divorce
Chapter 10  Divorce without the Intervention of the Courts
Chapter 11  Fault Grounds of Divorce
Chapter 12  Divorce by Mutual Consent
Chapter 13  Irretrievable Breakdown of Marriage
Part VI - Matrimonial Cause (contd...)
Chapter 14  Fair-Trial-To-Marriage Rule and Bar to Remarriage
Chapter 15  Bars to Matrimonial Relief
Chapter 16  Reconciliation
Part VII - Ancillary Reliefs
Chapter 17  Alimony and maintenance
Chapter 18  Custody, Maintenance, Education of, and Access to, Children
Chapter 19  Property Adjustment and Financial Provisions
Part VIII - Matrimonial Cause (Contd...)
Chapter 20  Jurisdiction and Procedure
Chapter 21  The Family Courts
Part IX - Guardianship and Custody
Chapter 22  Guardianship and Custody, under Hindu Law
Chapter 23  Guardianship and Custody under Muslim La
Part X - Parentage and Adoption
Chapter 24  Parentage, Illegitimate and Legitimate Children and acknowledgement of Paternity under
                       Muslim Law
Chapter 25   Adoption under Hindu Law
Part XI - Maintenance
Chapter 26  Maintenance under Muslim Law
Chapter 27  Maintenance under Hindu Law
Chapter 28  Maintenance under Muslim Women (Protection of Rights of Divorce) Act, 1986
Chapter 29  Maintenance under  the Criminal Procedure Code
Part XII - Hindu Joint Family System
Chapter 30  Mitakshara Joint Family
Chapter 31  Dayabhaga Joint Family
Chapter 32  Alienations
Chapter 33  Son's  Pious Obligation to pay Father's Untainted Debts and Doctrine of Antecedent Debts
Chapter 34  Partition
Chapter 35  Woman's Property : Stridhan
Part XIII - Succession
Chapter 36  Succession under Hindu Law
Chapter 37  Succession under Marumakkattayam and Aliyasantana Laws
Chapter 38  Succession under Muslim Law
Chapter 39  Administration of Estates
Chapter 40  Wills under Muslim Law
Part - XIV - Gifts
Chapter 41  Gifts under Hindu Law
Chapter 42  HIBA (Gifts)
Part XV - Endowments and Wakfs
Chapter 43  Hindu Endowments
Chapter 44  Muslim Wakfs
N2  - Description
Family is a fascinating subject, particularly in India, Where family law differs from community to community. The Hindus, the majority community, has its own personal law; so have the Muslims, the largest minority community. The other minority communities such as Christians, Parsis, Jews have their own personal law. What today we have come to designate as "Hindus" for the purpose of application of Hindu law are four religions - Jains, Sikhs and Buddhists and of course Hindus. Though theologically they are separate religions but law has been integrated so as to apply uniformly to the followers of these religions
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