'Talaq, Halala and Then Refusal to Remarry Is Not a Crime', a Major Decision of the High Court
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The Jharkhand High Court has passed an important order after hearing the case of Imran Hussain vs. State of Jharkhand. In its ruling, Justice Sanjay Kumar Dwivedi stated that if a woman marries another man after divorce and subsequently refuses to remarry her ex-husband, despite the completion of the Halala process, it is not a crime. A new criminal case cannot be filed against her based solely on this refusal. The court clarified that a former …
The Jharkhand High Court has clarified in an important decision that even after the Halala process, the former husband is not bound to remarry his divorced wife.
Ranchi (Uttam Hindu News) - In an important decision, the Jharkhand High Court has said that in order to remarry a woman who has remarried after divorce, the former husband has to… The post 'Divorce, Halala and then refusal to remarry is not a crime', a major decision of the High Court appeared first on uttamhindu.com.
Ranchi. The Jharkhand High Court has delivered a landmark and significant decision regarding Muslim personal law and the country's general criminal law. The court clarified that if a Muslim woman goes through the entire process of nikah halala (marriage with another man and subsequent divorce) after divorce, she still has the right to […]
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