Family Courts Act

Section 12 Guardians and Wards Act orders can be appealed before High Court: Delhi High Court
Suits by in-laws against daughter-in-law can be tried by civil court also: Delhi High Court
Parties to void marriage can approach Family Court for redressing grievances: Kerala High Court
Family Court can entertain suit to declare woman a single parent: Manipur High Court
Limitation period to appeal against family court order or decree is 30 days: Delhi High Court
Family Court not forum to decide wife's plea for ₹50 lakh damages from husband for calling her mentally ill: Kerala High Court
Five-judge Bench rules that Madras High Court has original jurisdiction to hear child custody and guardianship matters
Family Court does not require consent of parties to conduct enquiry to find out truth: Kerala High Court
District Court cannot appoint guardian for minors, only Family Court can: Kerala High Court
Family court must take every possible step to save marriage: Allahabad High Court
Allegation of bias against judge should not be based on conjectures: Kerala High Court
Family Court does not have plenary powers to do away with mandatory procedural requirements: Supreme Court
Family Courts or First Class Magistrates? Enforcing Maintenance For Divorced Muslim Women
Limitation period for filing Family Court appeals is 90 days, not 30: Rajasthan High Court clarifies
Bar on Legal Representation: Section 13 of Family Courts Act challenged before Rajasthan High Court
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