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Divorce caused by false promises


13-Mar-2024 (In Divorce Law)
After marriage because groom parents said he will go abroad but he didn’t go. bride and groom got separated. But bride family wants to file case in court for alimony. Groom parents made her to quit her job during marriage. Can she get alimony for 4 months of marriage. For alimony if groom doesn’t have any job or property on his name can they ask for parents property.
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Under the Hindu Marriage Act, the bride may be entitled to alimony if she can demonstrate financial need and the groom's ability to provide support. The court may consider factors such as the duration of marriage, the groom's financial status, and any agreements made during marriage. If the groom does not have a job or property, the court may consider his parents' assets, depending on the circumstances and applicable laws. It's recommended to consult with a legal expert for detailed advice tailored to the specific situation.
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