Section 125 CrPC

Will open floodgates if perjury filed for every false statement made in court: Kerala High Court
Husband has to pay maintenance under Section 125 CrPC to estranged wife even if he has made attempts to cohabit with her: Bombay High Court
Major unmarried daughter cannot claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC unless she has mental or physical ailment: Kerala High Court
When can widowed daughter-in-law claim maintenance from father-in-law: Patna High Court answers
Decree for restitution of conjugal rights not a bar on grant of maintenance: What the Delhi High Court held
[Section 125 CrPC] Able-bodied husband duty-bound to maintain wife, child even by doing physical labour: Supreme Court
Son cannot avoid responsibility to maintain old father: Bombay High Court
Woman can't be compelled to go to work merely because she is educated: Bombay High Court
Amount spent by man to support divorced sister must be taken into account while deciding maintenance to wife: Delhi High Court
[Section 125 CrPC] Husband cannot escape liability to pay maintenance by entering into agreement with wife: Gauhati High Court
Occasional acts of adultery committed in isolation do not disentitle woman from maintenance: Delhi High Court
Maintenance awarded under Domestic Violence Act cannot be enhanced under CrPC: Karnataka High Court
Is wife living in husband's house entitled to maintenance? Delhi High Court issues notice in plea
[Section 125 CrPC] Defaulter cannot be given composite civil imprisonment for more than 1 month: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Is wife entitled to claim maintenance after mutual consent divorce, payment of lumpsum? Calcutta High Court refers matter to larger Bench
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