H.M.A

Question 1

In which case it was held that matrimonial rights are not violative of article 14 and 21 of the constitution

Answer 1

Saroj v. Sudarshan

Question 2

In which case it was held for the first time that “Hindu is by birth and can also be made”

Answer 2

Ibrahim versus Ibrahim

Question 3

Jyotish Chandra v. meera

Answer 3

Is related to constructive desertion

Question 4

In explaining unsound mind a ground for seeking diverse under Hindu marriage Act 1955 in which case the supreme court held that “a sound mind in disputably is a key to a happy married life”

Answer 4

Sharda V dharmpal air 2003 SC

Question 5

Samar ghosh v jaya Ghosh 2007 4 SSC

Answer 5

While examining amplitude of cruelty for the purpose of Hindu marriage Act 1955, supreme Court lay down broad parameters which may be relevant in dealing with the case of mental cruelty

Question 6

Sarla Mudgal versus union of India

Answer 6

Hindu husband converting to Islam in wearing again will be guilty of bigamy

Question 7

Which law commissions report recommended the breakdown principle to be accepted as a additional ground for divorce

Answer 7

71st Commission report

Question 8

Rules relating to sapinda relationship are based on the principle of

Answer 8

Exogamy

Question 9

In which case supreme Court held that staying together under the same roof is not a pre-condition for mental cruelty

Answer 9

K. Shrinivas Rao V. DA Deepa a i r 2013 SC

Question 10

A degree for restitution of conjugal rights may be enforced by

Answer 10

Attachment of property provided under order 21 rule 32
Section 9 Hindu marriage Act

Question 11

A female cannot be a Karta of joint family has been held by supreme Court in case of

Answer 11

Commissioner of income tax v Seth govindram air 1966 SC

Question 12

In which case the supreme Court has directed that marriages of all persons belong to any religion be registered in their respective States where marriages solomonized if they are citizens of India

Answer 12

Seema V Ashwini Kumar

Question 13

In which case the supreme Court has directed the states and Central Government to make loss for compulsory registration of all marriages in India

Answer 13

making laws for compulsory registration of all marriages in India is provided under Section 8 sub section 1 of Hindu marriage Act but the same has been held in the case of Seema V Ashwini Kumar

Question 14

In which of the following the constitutional validity of section 9 Hindu marriage Act was up held by supreme Court
In this case it was also held that matrimonial rights are not violative of article 14 and 21 of the constitution

Answer 14

Saroj Rani versus Sudarshan Kumar

Question 15

Which case is on the concept of desertion

Answer 15

BipinChandra versus prabhavati
Desertion- course of conduct, persistent
3 year period
Intention to desert may to presumed to continue unless divorce proceedings are commenced, if a deserting spouse comes back w/ full intention to resume all duties

Question 16

Lakshman Uttam Chand Kriplani v Meena

Answer 16

Desertion

Question 17

Other than Saroj Rani versus Sudarshan Kumar in which other case it was held at section 9 of Hindu marriage Act is not violative of constitution of India article 21

Answer 17

Smt. Harvinder Kaur v. harmandir Singh

Question 18

In which case the constitutional validity of section 9 Hindu marriage Act first time came for consideration

Answer 18

T. Sarita v. t Venkata subbaih

Question 19

Short title and extent.

Answer 19

Section.1

Question 20

Section.2

Answer 20

Application of Act.

Question 21

Definitions

Answer 21

Section.3

Question 22

the expression “Custom” and “usage”

Answer 22

Cl.a

Question 23

Cl. C

Answer 23

full-blood” and “half-blood”

Question 24

uterine blood

Answer 24

Cl. D

Question 25

Cl f (i)

Answer 25

(f) (i) “Sapinda relationship”

Question 26

degrees of prohibited relationship

Answer 26

Cl. G

Question 27

Section.4

Answer 27

Overriding effect of Act.

Question 28

Conditions for a Hindu Marriage.

Answer 28

Section.5

Question 29

Section.7

Answer 29

Ceremonies for a Hindu Marriage.

Question 30

Registration of Hindu Marriages.

Answer 30

Section.8

Question 31

Section.9

Answer 31

Restitution of conjugal rights.

Question 32

Section.10

Answer 32

Judicial Separation.

Question 33

Void marriages

Answer 33

Section.11

Question 34

Section.12

Answer 34

Voidable marriages.

Question 35

Divorce

Answer 35

Section.13

Question 36

13A

Answer 36

Alternate relief in divorce proceedings.

Question 37

13B

Answer 37

Divorce by mutual consent

Question 38

Section.14

Answer 38

No petition for divorce to be presented within one year of marriage

Question 39

Divorced persons when may marry again.

Answer 39

Section.15

Question 40

Legitimacy of children of void and voidable marriages.

Answer 40

Section.16

Question 41

Punishment of Bigamy.

Answer 41

Section.17

Question 42

Section.18

Answer 42

Punishment for contravention of certain other conditions for a Hindu Marriage.

Question 43

Section.19

Answer 43

Court to which petition shall be presented.

Question 44

Section.20

Answer 44

Contents and verification of petitions.

Question 45

Application of Act no.5 of 1908

Answer 45

S21

Question 46

Section 21A

Answer 46

Power to transfer petitions in certain cases.

Question 47

Special provisions relating to trial and disposal of petition under the Act.

Answer 47

Section 21B

Question 48

Documentary evidence.

Answer 48

21 C

Question 49

Section 22

Answer 49

22.Proceedings to be in camera and may not be printed or published.

Question 50

Decree in proceedings.

Answer 50

Section 23

Question 51

23A

Answer 51

Relief for respondent in divorce and other proceedings.

Question 52

Section 24

Answer 52

Maintenance pendent elite and expenses of proceedings.

Question 53

Permanent alimony and maintenance.

Answer 53

Section 25

Question 54

Section 26

Answer 54

Custody of children.

Question 55

Section 27

Answer 55

Disposal of property.

Question 56

Appeal from decrees and orders.

Answer 56

Section 28

Question 57

Section 28A

Answer 57

Enforcement of decrees and orders.

Question 58

Savings

Answer 58

Section. 29

Question 59

How many additional Grounds of divorce are provided for a woman under section 13 class 2 of Hindu Marriage Act

Answer 59

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Question 60

Presently Hindu Marriage Act recognises which of the following theories of divorce

Answer 60

Fault based breakdown of marriage mutual consent and customary

Question 61

Divorce by mutual consent was added by which Amendment Act

Answer 61

1976 amendment

Question 62

What is the time limit for disposing of the petition for divorce

Answer 62

6 months from the date of notice

Question 63

Time period for disposing of the appeal in case of divorce

Answer 63

3 months from the date of notice

Question 64

Conjunctic martitet peminae est de nature” means that

Answer 64

to keep husband and wife together is the law of nature

Question 65

viret unor consentur in lege una pensona

Answer 65

Means husband and wife are considered one in law

Question 66

Date of enactment of Hindu Marriage Act 1955

Answer 66

18th may 1955

Question 67

Mitakshara is a commentary based on

Answer 67

Smriti yajanavalkaya

Question 68

Who is known as the founder of Hindu law

Answer 68

Manu

Question 69

10 degree of prohibited relationship include relationship by adoption

Answer 69

Yes

Question 70

Is the married of prohibited degree of relationship void

Answer 70

Find out the answer from where it and write in here

Question 71

According to Hindu Marriage Act a marriage is

Answer 71

Sacrament

Question 72

Ancient sources of Hindu law are

Answer 72

Shruti, Smriti, custom, digest etc

Question 73

Jordan diengdeh. v ss Chopra

Answer 73

Uniform Civil Code related case

Question 74

Russell versus Russell

Answer 74

Meaning of cruelty

Question 75

Meaning of Hindu

Answer 75

Shastri v. MulDas

Question 76

Marriage solemnized between two Hindus who sapinda`s to to each other shall be

Answer 76

Valid if the custom or usage governing each of them permits a marriage between the two find out the rest of the answer in the section in which it is provided

Question 77

Section 29 saving sub section 1 provides that

Answer 77

A married solomonized between Hindus before the commencement of this act, which is otherwise valid shall be team to be invalid or ever have been valid by reason only of the fact that the parties their two belong to the same gotra or Pravara or belong to different religions cast or subdivisions of the same cast

Question 78

Sagootra marriages under Hindu law

Answer 78

Valid

Question 79

Prohibited degree and sapinda relationships are

Answer 79

May overlap each other this question has come in Haryana ada exam

Question 80

The marriage under Hindu law between sapinda parties is valid if

Answer 80

The custom or usage governing each or any of them permits such marriage otherwise by general rule such marriage is void as provided under section 11 which mention three clauses clauses I clauses IV and V of Section 5 which is living spouse prohibited relationship or sapinda to each other

Question 81

Agante

Answer 81

Related wholly through male

Question 82

Cognate

Answer 82

What has been rememberd

Question 83

Describe period of limitation for preferring and appeal under section 28 of Hindu marriage Act is

Answer 83

Section 28 sub Section 4 within a period of 90 days from the date of degree or order

Question 84

Period of limitation for prefering and appeal under Section 21 b special provision relate into trial and disposal of petitions under this act.- A. for petition under this act- B. For appeal under this act-

Answer 84

A. 21B subsection one provides for petition is 6 months form date of service of notice of appeal. B. 21 subsection 3 for appeal under this act is 3 months from the date of service of notice of appeal