Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 deals with support and expenses during proceedings. Which…
The corresponding interim provisions are section 36 of each Act. The analogy is the timing and purpose of the relief. The Hindu Marriage Act permits an application by either…
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Section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 deals with support and expenses during proceedings. Which pair of provisions performs the corresponding interim function under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 and the Divorce Act, 1869?
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Correct answer C
The corresponding interim provisions are section 36 of each Act. The analogy is the timing and purpose of the relief. The Hindu Marriage Act permits an application by either spouse, while the two section 36 provisions are framed for a wife’s application.
Option feedback
Option A
Section 36 of the Special Marriage Act is an interim provision. Section 37 of the Divorce Act concerns permanent alimony.
Option B
Section 36 of the Divorce Act is an interim provision. Section 37 of the Special Marriage Act concerns permanent alimony and maintenance.
Option C
Section 36 of each Act concerns alimony during proceedings. Under those provisions a wife may apply, while section 24 of the Hindu Marriage Act permits either spouse to apply if the requirements are met.
Option D
Both section 37 provisions deal with permanent relief.
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