divorce .. property owned much before marriage
a friend of mine gifted his son a flat ( name transfer is done ) much before his wedding
now boy got married two years ago
boy's marriage is on rocks , so he is serious for divorce
now his bachelor time acquired flat can be now part of martial property for considerations now ??
thanks in advance more
now boy got married two years ago
boy's marriage is on rocks , so he is serious for divorce
now his bachelor time acquired flat can be now part of martial property for considerations now ??
thanks in advance more
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ACCORDING TO ME ONCE ABSOLUTE SETTLEMENT IS DONE HE IS THE SOLE OWNER AND HE IS HAVING UNFETTERED RIGHTS OVR THE PROPERTY . WIFE CANNOT CLAIM ANY RIGHT OVER THE SETTLED PROPERTY more
Apr 18
The court will require furnishing details of properties and income at the time of marriage and at the time of dissolution. This will ensure that properties are not sold in order to renege on any commitments that may have been made in a written or informal agreement at the time of the wedding. The marriage appears to have broken too soon. As a true friend you could try to counsel the couple, specially if there are children involved, to save the marriage. The couple could go for counselling because nowadays the partners are more intolerant of the smallest shortcoming and tend to take the extreme step. You have only presented your friend's side. Perhaps you could ensure that both parties' interests are represented to get an unbiased opinion. Nowadays, independent women may not be avaricious especially if they have their own income. Also I have not heard of Bridegroom Burning as I have dealt with Bride Burning in several Dowry death cases in Chennai over a ten-year period. In the USA, a man was supported by his wife who had a job, while he finished his internship and got a medical degree. Soon after qualifying and opening his practice he left his wife and married another. The first wife was awarded a percentage of his earnings as a medico since the Court viewed that she had invested her earnings in his studies and was entitled to a just payoff! When we study the divorce/alimony/conditions proceedings in advanced countries like USA we, particularly male Indian citizens should thank our lucky stars for being in India. Here we have cases like Shah Bano who was deprived of a pittance of alimony (wrested from the Supreme Court after years of litigation protracted by her advocate husband,) through the Muslim Women's Bill passed by the late PM Rajiv Gandhi's government. L.Kalavathi Retd. Bank Official Chennai, Tamilnadu, India 18/04/2017 more
Apr 18
thanks a lot for the advice ... girl is MBA ... her father- a businessmen has big shop in pune city on main street more
Apr 18
In the divorce compensation, the court decides about the needs of the estranged wife. If she is earning and/or wealthy there is some laid down rules. If not, there is rule of subsistence, by which wife's monthly needs are calculated. Then comes the assets of husband both movable & immovable and the monthly earnings from job/business of the husband. It hardly matters whether the properties on date was donated by someone or received from family hereditary or owned by his own earnings, only the totality matters. more
Apr 18
