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With reference IPC 494 and 495, if there is separation for 10 years, and there no communication, and if there has been no appeal for hearing in the court during this period, then can a person apply for voiding/dissolution/annulment of marriage?

If a religion says that there is one GOD. This means that we are the children of one Almighty. It means A and B are brothers. If A chides and abuses the father of B, does it not mean A is abusing his own father?

Does this DNA exist in sea urchin, Lytechinus variegatus?

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Husband and wife purchase the share in good days.It is entirely husband's money. But things change for worse and she files a case of divorce and lives away. In her petition she claims a lot of money as alimony by giving bloated data of husband's property and lower court even orders 65% of husband's pension to the lady! The order is therefore challenged and is pending before the high court.

Now the husband would like to dispose off some shares that are jointly in their name. Obviously she would not oblige by signing the share transfer paper. Under the circumstances who would bell the cat in such a situation, were she to sign the document? Who would approach her? What should be the alternative or the solution to this problem, legally?

in 1999 the age of retirement of professors was 60 and now it has been increased to 65. Isn't it a kind of injustice to those who were made to retire at 60?

She (issueless) has been living away from her husband for the past twelve years, willingly and deliberately. She filed a case for divorced with exaggerated alimony. The alimony part was challenged other than that the basic ground of divorce was not challenged. The matter is pending before the court. Now in this state of the case the husband forms a ‘trust’ and puts his assets under this head and writes a ‘will’. Will there be any problem after his death with regard to his ‘will’ and the ‘trust’ that he is going to form

The case is like this: a woman(A) who is spinster dies leaving two brothers, one elder and one yonger.

Elder brother also dies and has no issue, but he has a surving wife.While the property of the lady(A) is being divided between two brothers, elder brother passes away. Now in this situation can the widow also be entitled to a portion of the property of A?