Section 125 CrPC

Husband liable to maintain child even when wife is earning sufficiently: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Can interim maintenance be given to wife without decision on adultery claim? Allahabad High Court answers
Professionally qualified wives can't automatically be denied maintenance: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Mother can seek maintenance for child without making him a party: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Can't allow misuse of Section 125 CrPC by wives who want to sit idle: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Well-qualified wife should not remain idle just to live on maintenance from husband: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Court can award ad-interim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC/ Section 144 BNSS: Punjab and Haryana High Court
Justice BV Nagarathna laments plight of Indian homemaker women who depend on their husbands
Divorced Muslim woman can claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC: Supreme Court
Undergo DNA test or pay maintenance: Allahabad High Court to man who denied paternity of children
Courts must award interest on maintenance payable by husbands, fathers: Bombay High Court
Madhya Pradesh High Court laments exploitation of women who remarry without divorce
Wife not barred from getting maintenance unless actively living in adultery: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Supreme Court to examine whether divorced Muslim woman can claim maintenance under Section 125 CrPC
Spouses cannot be considered as living apart by mutual consent if man breaks promise to maintain wife: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Husband duty-bound to maintain wife even if he has no income: Allahabad High Court
As per Indian culture, a married woman must serve aged mother-in-law: Jharkhand High Court
Wife can seek maintenance under Domestic Violence Act even if Section 125 CrPC claim is rejected: Madhya Pradesh High Court
Being well qualified does not mean wife is capable of maintaining herself: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Maintenance under Section 125 CrPC can be recovered via civil suit when it becomes 'debt': Delhi High Court
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