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Delhi High Court Upholds ₹25,000 Interim Maintenance Despite Husband’s Plea of Low Income
Judgement Analysis Sep 13, 2025 0

Delhi High Court Upholds ₹25,000 Interim Maintenance Despite Husband’s Plea of Low Income

The Delhi High Court dismissed cross-revision petitions filed by both husband and wife. The wife had sought an enhancement of interim maintenance, while the husband had sought a reduction. The Court upheld the Family Court’s order directing the husband to pay ₹25,000 per month as interim maintenance to his wife and minor child, holding that […]

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High Court Enhances Maintenance to ₹1.5 Lakh Despite Wife’s Own Earnings
Judgement Analysis Sep 13, 2025 0

High Court Enhances Maintenance to ₹1.5 Lakh Despite Wife’s Own Earnings

The Delhi High Court Enhances maintenance for a wife and minor child to ₹1,50,000 per month. Even though the wife was educated and employed as an Assistant Professor, the Court held that her income was insufficient to match the lifestyle she enjoyed during marriage, given the husband’s annual income exceeding ₹1 crore. Brief Facts of […]

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Delhi High Court Denies Maintenance to Educated Wife Who Refused to Work
Judgement Analysis Mar 20, 2025 0

Delhi High Court Denies Maintenance to Educated Wife Who Refused to Work

Summary: The Delhi High Court denied interim maintenance to a well-educated wife who deliberately remained unemployed to extract money from her husband. The court exposed the wife’s WhatsApp chats, where she plotted to stay jobless to secure alimony, proving her bad intent. Despite having a Master’s degree from Australia, prior work experience at KPMG Dubai, […]

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How To Reduce Maintenance – A Pragmatic Guide
Articles Apr 11, 2024 0

How To Reduce Maintenance – A Pragmatic Guide

Maintenance is a noun that, in legal parlance, means the amount provided to distressed wives, children, or parents for their upkeep, support, or subsistence. This is a benevolent provision of law, as the law says that no person shall leave his wife, children or old parents at the mercy of others and unattended by him; […]

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