There is no need for new law. When a husband deserts his wife for his own fault, wife can still claim compensation. Husband's wealth, income, living standard etc all are considered by court while granting periodical or lump sum compensation to the woman

Yes you are right.There are already a law regarding this for compensation.

There is no need for new law. When a husband deserts his wife for his own fault, wife can still claim compensation. Husband's wealth, income, living standard etc all are considered by court while granting periodical or lump sum compensation to the woman

Yes you are right.There are already a law regarding this for compensation.

Is there one Ram? I am not sure about that, are you referring to the maintenance or compensation? if so in what respect is that helpful to the women ?Please ad some more details here !

I guess if the courts are fair, that should take care of the rights of a deserted woman otherwise most of them are thrown literally on the streets with no money or shelter while the husband walks away with everything that she has worked for...

I guess if the courts are fair, that should take care of the rights of a deserted woman otherwise most of them are thrown literally on the streets with no money or shelter while the husband walks away with everything that she has worked for...

I guess if the courts are fair, that should take care of the rights of a deserted woman otherwise most of them are thrown literally on the streets with no money or shelter while the husband walks away with everything that she has worked for...

It is said that law is blind. Unless a woman can present her case properly to satisfaction of court, she cannot win. That is why it is necessary to engage a good advocate.

I guess if the courts are fair, that should take care of the rights of a deserted woman otherwise most of them are thrown literally on the streets with no money or shelter while the husband walks away with everything that she has worked for...

Actually, in Maharashtra every couple buying a new flat or real estate property, it is mandatory that the legal registration bear both the husband and wife's name and carry their signatures so it is entitled to both. This has been implemented since last 4 years, maybe before, but I am aware of it only since last four years. I think it is a quite fair proposition for women's security.

I guess if the courts are fair, that should take care of the rights of a deserted woman otherwise most of them are thrown literally on the streets with no money or shelter while the husband walks away with everything that she has worked for...

Actually, in Maharashtra every couple buying a new flat or real estate property, it is mandatory that the legal registration bear both the husband and wife's name and carry their signatures so it is entitled to both. This has been implemented since last 4 years, maybe before, but I am aware of it only since last four years. I think it is a quite fair proposition for women's security.

I dint know this Kalyani, it is really a progressive step like they have in most western countries.I wonder if other states in India have this, not here in Karnataka , that I know...It is definitely a very fair proposition for both since they already know what they are getting into , what the implications are , and will not register unless they are sure !

I guess if the courts are fair, that should take care of the rights of a deserted woman otherwise most of them are thrown literally on the streets with no money or shelter while the husband walks away with everything that she has worked for...

Actually, in Maharashtra every couple buying a new flat or real estate property, it is mandatory that the legal registration bear both the husband and wife's name and carry their signatures so it is entitled to both. This has been implemented since last 4 years, maybe before, but I am aware of it only since last four years. I think it is a quite fair proposition for women's security.

I dint know this Kalyani, it is really a progressive step like they have in most western countries.I wonder if other states in India have this, not here in Karnataka , that I know...It is definitely a very fair proposition for both since they already know what they are getting into , what the implications are , and will not register unless they are sure !

Yes, it is progressive and very much fair to many women. There are too many instances of wives being left high and dry with nothing given to them after getting out of failed and abusive marriages. So this is a welcome move for many!