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Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
25. Permanent alimony and maintenance.
(1) Any court exercising jurisdiction under this
Central Government Act
Best, J., dismissing an
application for increase of alimony pendente lite and adjourning the
final disposal of the suit until ... appeal so far as the amount of the alimony was
concerned.
3. With regard to the so-called adjournment
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first provision is that in addition to the alimony or maintenance which is paid to the wives, uniformity has been ... There was also provisions that the maximum amount of alimony or maintenance that could be given to a wife would
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constitute `only decree' for award of permanent
maintenance or alimony--Marital status has to be affected or
disrupted for maintenance ... application under S. 24. She also claimed permanent alimony
and maintenance under S. 25 of the Hindu Marriage
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Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 as under:
Permanent alimony andmaintenance - (1)AnyCourtexercisingju-
risdiction underthis Actmay, at thetime of passinganydecreeor ... also para matria
with the above prov ision.
Permanent alimony and maintenance - ( 1).\ny Court exercising .i urisdic-
tion under
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failure by husband to pay maintenance
•r permanent alimony granted to the wife by the court under certain
enactments ... various matrimonial disputes where the court sanctions payment
of alimony or maintenance to the wife, it is found in practice
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respondent in this case applies for alimony pendente lite for
the time previous to the decree nisi. She states ... jurisdiction
to make the order relating to alimony prior to the decree nisi, on the
ground that the action
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Section 25 of the Hindu Marriage Act
for permanent alimony and another under Section 27 of the said ... respondent-wife prayed for payment of sufficient permanent alimony but
she did not quantify it. Now the question arises
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payment of interim alimony and
litigation expenses to the respondent. On 1-7-1985, the respondent
herein filed ... that
the petitioner should be directed to pay interim alimony of Rs. 300/-
p.m. and Rs. 500/- towards litigation
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