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To ensure the success of marriage, people try to give their hundred percent to the marriage. Still, despite their sacrifice, love, adjustments or compromises, sometimes marriages are not meant to be and fail the test of time. In case the couple have come to the point where they agree that their marriage could not be continued, before you decide to take the final step and file for divorce, there are some alternatives to divorce or some solutions which may help solve your differences or in case even if your differences are not solved these solutions could help you understand the perspective of your partner.    Counselling An alternative towards the problem of divorce is to understand and accept the fact that your differences require an outside help in order to get sorted out. A counselor helps you understand the difference of opinion you may have with your partner from the point of view of your partner and also the shortcomings you may have, which if catered to could he...

Contrary to a traditional solemnised marriage, a court marriage is a convenient and affordable alternative that enables couples of different nationalities, religions, and castes to marry and register their union in front of a marriage registrar and three witnesses. Court weddings are a convenient and affordable way for those who want to get married under the Special Marriage Act to legalise their union. You won't have to pay expensive fees or attend elaborate rites or ceremonies if you want to get married in court. Above all, judicial marriages are conducted in the most efficient, superior, and affordable manner. As a result, you can use this money to help those in need or to store it for your future.   Prerequisites for Court Marriage Mumbai : The following regulations for court marriages in India are mentioned in Section 4 of The Special Marriage Act: Before agreeing to the terms of the Civil Marriage Contract, the parties must fulfil the requirements outlined in the act. I...

Property tax is levied on the ‘ownership’ of a property. In India, a tax is levied on all real estate, which includes the improvements made to land, buildings or land attached to buildings.  A vacant plot of land without any construction on it is not liable to be taxed generally.  To have a detailed understanding of the law related to the property tax levied on a property, it is advised to seek advice of property lawyers in Kolkata.   The property tax is assessed by whom? The local municipal authorities in India assess the value of the property and a proportionate tax is levied accordingly on the property, which shall be paid annually or semi-annually.  The revenue generated from the property tax is used to maintain and provide the amenities to the public such as road repairs, sewer systems, lighting, maintenance of areas such as parks, etc.   How to pay property tax? In India, online payment of the property tax from the respective state government o...

The right of private defence against the property shall be practised against the offences of burglary, theft, robbery, mischief or criminal trespass if the individual is under threat or a dread of suffering from grievous hurt or death. In the following article we shall discuss the right to private defence or as commonly called self defence in case a trespass has entered your property and the provisions related to the same. To have a better understanding of the legal provisions involved, it is advised to seek professional advice from an experienced Criminal Lawyer Delhi .   Rights of private defence of property-   Possession of Property-  In case the trespasser has the possession of the property and the owner of the property has knowledge of this fact, then the right to private defence cannot be exercised.  While if the trespasser has no possession over the property, then the owner can exercise the right to private defence.  Right of private defence of trespasser...

The execution of a person sentenced to death after being found guilty by a court of law of a criminal offense is known as capital punishment, commonly known as the death penalty. It is the harshest punishment a defendant can receive. It is often awarded in cases of murder, rape, betrayal, etc. that is the most atrocious.   The death sentence is seen as the most suitable punishment and greatest deterrence for the worst crimes.  But those who disagree with it think it's cruel. As a result, the morality of the death penalty is questionable, and many criminologists and socialists around the world have long called for its abolishment. But there was always a discussion and arguments were held up regarding this concern. You can gain the best guidance and knowledge from a Criminal Lawyers In Hyderabad .   Arguments in favour of the death penalty   Retribution: One of the main principles of retribution is that people should receive their rightful rewards in proportion to...