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Extramarital affairs are deemed socially taboo in India. Traditional cultural and societal standards in India place a high importance on marriage and family, and extramarital affairs are frequently regarded as a transgression of such ideals.
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A matrimonial lawyer as has specialised knowledge and necessary expertise, is able to navigate the complexities of matrimonial issues as per the family law dealing with marriage, divorce, etc., he could ensure that the parties involved in the are represented in a fair manner with their rights protected.
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The Supreme Court reaffirmed this point while ordering a man to provide a lady Rs 25 lakh in exchange for her lost gold. A husband has no authority over his wife's "stridhan," or woman's property, and even while he may use it in times of need, he has a moral duty to return it to her.
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The need for family courts was initially emphasized in India by Late Smt. Durgabai Deshmukh followed a tour of China in 1953, where she examined the operation of Family Courts. She spoke with some judges and legal experts about the issue before proposing to Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru the establishment of Family Courts in India.
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