left her near Kailash Cinema Chowk,
(viii) that the articles (the stridhana) mentioned in the
list appended to the complaint were never given ... during coverture.
Sir Gooroodas Banerjee in 'Hindu Law of Marriage and
Stridhana' while describing the nature of stridhan quoted
Katyayana thus:
"Neither
time of bidai (farewell). She claims that all these
articles constituted her stridhana properties and were kept
in the custody of the respondent-husband ... from
the matrimonial home without getting an opportunity to take
with her Stridhana properties enumerated in Annexures I and
II.
She filed an application under
items of property over which she had absolute control had become her Stridhana. It was further stated that as a dutiful wife and as daughter ... traditional presents given at the time of the marriage were not the Stridhana of the bride. It was submitted that dowry or these traditional presents
woman's maintenance
(vritti), ornaments, perquisites (sulka), gains
(labha), are her stridhana. She herself has the
exclusive right to enjoy it. Her husband ... renowned Professors
of Hindu Law para 468 deals with ―Definition of
Stridhana‖. In para 469 dealing with ―Sources of
acquisition‖ it is stated that
Nand Kishore Pandey vs State Of Chhattisgarh on 7 June, 2021
Author: Sanjay K. Agrawal
dismissed. On 17-02-2009 the respondent raises a demand
that Stridhana of Rs.9/- lakhs which was paid had to be
returned along with ... returning Rs.9/- lakhs which
according to the complainant was the Stridhana that the
petitioners had received in the year 1998. This was challenged
before
women's maintenance (vritti), ornaments, perquisites
(sulka), gains (labha), are her stridhana. She herself has
the exclusive right to enjoy it. Her husband ... renowned
Professors of Hindu law para 468 deals with "Definition of
Stridhana". In para 469 dealing with "Sources of
acquisition
character of the jewels given to the
appellant carries the meaning “Stridhana” and as per the pronouncement of
the Honourable Supreme Court in Pratibha Rani ... reversing the Judgment of the Punjab and
Haryana High Court, the stridhana property is exclusively given to the bride.
The husband or his family members
were exclusively meant for her use after the marriage. This was the stridhana of the complainant and she never parted with her possession or dominion ... demands were made at various times for the return of the stridhana, but without any positive response and the respondent intentionally and willfully retained
that the accused herein, having refused to part with the dowry and stridhana property entrusted to the first accused at the time of marriage ... Indian Penal Code. It is his further submission that the stridhana property entrusted to the husband becomes absolute property of the husband after the demise
