eligibility of a son or adopted son is not conditioned by marital status. The challenge in these proceedings is to the stipulation that only ... Firstly, it has been submitted that in matters of public employment, marital status cannot disqualify an applicant and any discrimination on the ground of marital
constitute `only decree' for award of permanent
maintenance or alimony--Marital status has to be affected or
disrupted for maintenance to be awarded-- Evidence ... other words, without the marital status being affected
or disrupted by the matrimonial court under the Hindu
Marriage Act the claim (of permanent alimony
given in adoption (a) to a person irrespective of marital status; or (b) to parents to adopt a child of same sex irrespective
sons (and their sons) and to unmarried daughters. If the marital status of a son does not make any difference in law to his entitlement ... eligibility as a descendant, equally in our view, the marital status of a daughter should in terms of constitutional values make no difference. The notion
said Court only at the time of passing decree
disrupting the marital status of the spouses or subsequent ... Hindu Marriage Act affecting or disrupting the
marital status by allowing the said petitions, but does
not include any order dismissing the petition under
Court whiling dealing with the issue with
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regard to the marital status of the plaintiff, has held that when the dispute is
raised with ... title or right to alienate the property. So far as the marital
status of the plaintiff is concerned, on the basis
said judgment, the said Court made several observations regarding marital status of the parties, which are to be noted for the purpose of adjudication ... dealt with the question whether findings of another criminal Court about marital status of persons in a proceeding under Section 498-A has the effect
opposite
parties having not recorded the name of the petitioner
reflecting marital status as ―wife‖ of the opposite party
No.4 in his service book ... ensure the opposite party No.4 will maintain marital
status with petitioner by keeping her in his service place
taking the facts and circumstances
arguing that the Respondent's prayer for a
declaration of marital status should have been brought before the
Civil Court under Section ... Courts Act,
1984, as the suit sought a declaration of her marital status, which
falls squarely within the Family Court's purview. He further
widowed daughter. While the son is not qualified by his marital status, the daughter is. The daughter is, if literally read, a dependent unmarried daughter ... question is, if a son is eligibile, regardless of his marital status, why is the daughter's eligibility qualified by the factum of fortunes