Divorce at the Woman’s Initiative in India, in Pakistan and in the Diasporas Livia Holden (LUMS) Abstract This paper explores and analyses Hindu and Muslim practices of divorce at the woman’s initiative at the level both of customary jurisdictions and of official law-courts in India, in Pakistan and in the South Asian diasporas. It explores the multiple interpretative frames of socio-legal narratives to throw light on their implications vis-à-vis legal outcomes. Through a multidisciplinary in..
Conflict resolution theory and practice have been increasingly criticised for ignoring the centrali...
by Livia Holden and Sylvia Vatuk ABSTRACT This paper explores and analyses the management of propert...
The concept of adultery as a ground for divorce in India has undergone significant changes in recent...
The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, besides providing for the first time in India statutory divorce as a...
This paper is a qualitative study based on long-term fieldwork in Madhya Pradesh. It explores and an...
In this paper, we show how this plural legal landscape is negotiated by litigants, especially women,...
The importance of Islamic law in the legal system of the Indian sub-continent in beyond dispute. The...
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Few years ago, divorce was considered as one of the rare social phenomena in the Indian context. As ...
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Munira Merchant, 1993, “Divorce Among Indian Muslims. Survey Report from Bombay and Pune”, Manushi, ...
Conflict resolution theory and practice have been increasingly criticised for ignoring the centrali...
by Livia Holden and Sylvia Vatuk ABSTRACT This paper explores and analyses the management of propert...
The concept of adultery as a ground for divorce in India has undergone significant changes in recent...
The Hindu Marriage Act of 1955, besides providing for the first time in India statutory divorce as a...
This paper is a qualitative study based on long-term fieldwork in Madhya Pradesh. It explores and an...
In this paper, we show how this plural legal landscape is negotiated by litigants, especially women,...
The importance of Islamic law in the legal system of the Indian sub-continent in beyond dispute. The...
The Supreme Court of India declared triple talaq, a type of Islamic divorce, as unconstitutional in ...
This dissertation explores questions of religion, law and gender in contemporary Delhi. The disserta...
Few years ago, divorce was considered as one of the rare social phenomena in the Indian context. As ...
Divorce is a reality for many American Muslim families, yet it is still considered taboo in the Amer...
The goal of this chapter is to highlight the role of family law as a site of governance and distribu...
This presentation was given as part of the Islamic Law and International Law Conference 2011 by Ayes...
This paper examines the condition of women in religious systems, specifically their freedom to leave...
Munira Merchant, 1993, “Divorce Among Indian Muslims. Survey Report from Bombay and Pune”, Manushi, ...
Conflict resolution theory and practice have been increasingly criticised for ignoring the centrali...
by Livia Holden and Sylvia Vatuk ABSTRACT This paper explores and analyses the management of propert...
The concept of adultery as a ground for divorce in India has undergone significant changes in recent...