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    This document outlines the key topics that will be covered in a course on family law regarding judicial separation and divorce. Chapter 1 provides an introduction to separation and divorce laws under various Indian acts. Chapter 2 will discuss what constitutes judicial separation, when courts grant it, and how it differs from divorce. Chapter 3 will cover what represents grounds for divorce, what needs to be proven in court, and how to strengthen a case for divorce. Finally, Chapter 4 will examine the distinctions between judicial separation and divorce, and other related laws.

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    This document outlines the key topics that will be covered in a course on family law regarding judicial separation and divorce. Chapter 1 provides an introduction to separation and divorce laws under various Indian acts. Chapter 2 will discuss what constitutes judicial separation, when courts grant it, and how it differs from divorce. Chapter 3 will cover what represents grounds for divorce, what needs to be proven in court, and how to strengthen a case for divorce. Finally, Chapter 4 will examine the distinctions between judicial separation and divorce, and other related laws.

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    This document outlines the key topics that will be covered in a course on family law regarding judicial separation and divorce. Chapter 1 provides an introduction to separation and divorce laws under various Indian acts. Chapter 2 will discuss what constitutes judicial separation, when courts grant it, and how it differs from divorce. Chapter 3 will cover what represents grounds for divorce, what needs to be proven in court, and how to strengthen a case for divorce. Finally, Chapter 4 will examine the distinctions between judicial separation and divorce, and other related laws.

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    FAMILY LAW-I [​SYNOPSIS​]

    TOPIC- ​JUDICIAL SEPARATION AND DIVORCE

    CHAPTER -1 INTRODUCTION
    Introduction to the judicial separation and divorce system in the context of hindu marriage act
    1955,muslim personal law (shariat) application act 1937,muslim women( protection of rights on
    divorce) act 1986,dissolution of muslim marriage act 1939,special marriage act 1953.

    CHAPTER -2 JUDICIAL SEPARATION ?


    What is judicial separation and what the circumstances when it is held by the court and what is
    the distinction between the judicial separation and divorce in the context of above said acts.

    CHAPTER-3 DIVORCE?
    What is divorce and what the circumstances which lead the court to held the parties are eligible
    to be divorced and what had to be proved and in which manner so as to make either parties side
    strong enough ground for divorce.

    CHAPTER -4 DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE JUDICIAL


    SEPARATION AND DIVORCE.
    What are the grounds on which it is decided whether the parties are to be given judicial
    separation or divorce .and what are the other coexisting laws in IPC and Crpc which deal with
    the regulation of the physical and mental agony towards the abusers in the case of divorce and
    judicial separation.
    READINGS:-
    1​.f​ amily law -I by prof. Kusum 2. Journal Article- divorce :process and correlates a cross

    cultural society by ranga rao and k. Shekhar 3. Journal article - Divorce as risky behavior by
    audrey light and taehyun ahn 4. Hindu law by mulla 5. Article- family law and judicial
    protection by naheda mehboob ellahi.

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