respondent.
5. According to the appellant, she obtained an ex parte ‘Khula’
from Mufti under the Muslim Personal ... respondent challenged the ‘Khula’ pronounced by Mufti before the
Family Court, Bandra vide M.J. Petition No.B-175 of 2008. He also
filed
marriage and then it was agreed that there could be a khula in consideration for the relinquishment of the dower and that the khula ... separation and that it was agreed between the parties that a khula should be obtained; that he actually went to the home of the plaintiff
appellant-wife claims, or was it a divorce by `Khula', as
claimed by the respondent-husband?
(ii)Whether, the appellant was obliged to undergo ... Agreement dated 18th
April, 2004 is held to be a Talak by Khula, whether the
appellant-wife was obliged to undergo Halala before the
remarriage
Mahomedan Law provides that even in a case of
dissolution by khula or mubara'at, husband is liable
to pay maintenance during the Iddat ... dissolution. The dissolution of marriage could
either by talak or by khula or by mubara'at or with
the intervention of the court. Section
other office-bearers of Societies etc. The State Government decided to arrange KHULA MANCH (open house) at various places to consider these complaints and grievances ... adopted is to advertise in newspapers informing all concerned about holding of Khula Manch at a particular place, invite applications from aggrieved persons, require officers
which the petitioners have prayed that with all the orders issued during Khula Manch on 17-12-1995, at Raipur, for arrest, registration of criminal ... Government decided to arrange Co-operative Lok Adalats in the form of Khula Manch at various places in order to expedite the grievances relating
dissolution of marriage by agreement in the form of 'Khula' or 'Mubarat'. Section 319, Mulla's Principles of Mohomedan ... Eighteenth Edition) by Hidayatullah, provides for divorce by Khula and Mubarat. Sub-section (1) of the said Section provides that a marriage may be dissolved
marriage can be brought about by various
means which includes Talaq, Khula and Mubarat. Talaq is a form of divorce ... proposed by the husband to the wife. Khula is a form of divorce proposed by the
wife to the husband. Mubarat is a form
prevented to invoke her right for extra-judicial
divorce vis-a-vis Khula, as permitted and recognised
under the personal law. Hence, K.C.Moyin ... also submitted that 'Y'
may be granted leave to pronounce Khula, so that her
miseries may not get prolonged. If Khula is accepted
mental
harassment to her so the plaintiff is entitled to "Khula" i.e. divorce by the
plaintiff from the defendant with the intervention ... plaintiff has prayed for a decree for dissolution of marriage i.e Khula of the
parties to the present suit. In Muslim Law, when
