Recently, the Jammu and Kashmir High Court unburdened the liability fastened upon a man by virtue of a maintenance order passed under section 488 of the erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir CrPC Act by the trial magistrate, which ordered him to pay maintenance to his major able-bodied daughters six years ago. The high court said that the two unmarried major daughters who were able-bodied and did not suffer from any physical or mental disability were not entitled to receive maintenance by invoking 488 of CrPC by any stretch of claim or reasoning. The Jammu and Kashmir High Court bench of Justice Rahul Bharti said that both the magistrate and the revisional Sessions Court had erred by passing the order against the petitioner. The court further said both the orders passed by the sessions court were illegal and liable to be set aside.슬롯 머신 사이트 추천슬롯사이트She Has No Objection to the Petition for Quashing the FIR슬롯사이트�: Jammu and Kashmir High Court Grants Bail To Rape Accused After Complainant Admits She Is His Wife.

Orders Passed by Sessions Court Were Illegal and Liable To Be Set Aside, Says HC

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