March 2019

Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce) under Islamic Law The basis of divorce under Islamic law is the inability of the Spouses to live together rather than any specific cause (or guilt of a party) on account of which the parties cannot live together. A divorce may be either by the act of the husband or by […]

Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939 Judicial khula may also be granted without the husband’s consent if the wife is willing to forgo her financial rights. Grounds for Judicial Divorce Grounds on which a woman may seek khula include: Desertion by husband for four years, Failure to maintain for two years Husband contracting a polygamous

POLICE RULES 1934 RULE.25.(1)power to investigate  RULE.25.(2)power of investigation officers  RULE.25.(3)action when offence occurring in another police station is reported  RULE.25.(4)where offence appears to have occurred in another police station Rule 25(5)dispute as to jurisdiction  RULE.25.(6)reliving and relieved officers to sing case daires  RULE.25.(7)cancellation of a case in one police station and registration in another  RULE.25.(8)cases

Law dictionary: Bail means to procure the release of a person from legal custody, by undertaking that he/she shall appear at the time and place designated and submit him/herself the jurisdiction and judgment of court. Tenure Bail: Bail means the provision of one person who is under arrest to another person, who is responsible before

Even one or two days unexplained delay in recording the statement of eye-witnesses U/S 161 CrPC would be fatal and testimony of such witnesses could not be safely relied upon. 2019 YLR NOTE 25